Why are cities passing local ordinances instead of lobbying for the state legislature to enact the policies as state wide laws?

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Dino Babu · Answer 1 · 2021-09-15T16:31:08+0000

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The state of Texas is a one-party republican state and large cities with majority of their citizens as democrats know that their policies will not stand a chance in the state legislature so instead, they pass local ordinances that will serve their purpose.

Why are cities passing local ordinances instead of lobbying for the state legislature to enact the policies as state wide laws?

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