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cdr_15

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The total amount of property taxes collected by local governments in Texas in 2009 was approximately
 
  a. 40 million.
  b. 400 million.
  c. 4 billion.
  d. 40 billion.
  e. 400 billion.

Question 2

One possible consequence of municipal electoral reforms such as off-year, nonpartisan elections is that they contribute to
 
  a. biased civil service policies.
  b. barriers to mass participation.
  c. weak municipal executives.
  d. low-level corruption and bribery.



joechoochoy

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

b



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