Question

"County governments in Texas" are highly centralized. are more effective in urban areas than in rural areas. lack general ordinance authority. depend upon property tax revenues from rural areas.

Answer 1

lack general ordinance authority

Step-by-step explanation:

In United States, a county is political subdivision or an administrative subdivision of the state which includes a geographic region with a specific boundaries and usually have some level of governmental authority. They have larger areas than the cities abut smaller areas than states. They are formed by the State government. A county government has some political authority as laid down by the Constitution of the States but it lacks the general ordinance authority.