Asked by puyr

Which of the following describes a difference between counties and municipalities?(1 point)
Responses

Counties serve a larger portion of the state than municipalities do.
Counties serve a larger portion of the state than municipalities do.

Counties collect state taxes, while municipalities collect federal taxes.
Counties collect state taxes, while municipalities collect federal taxes.

Counties can have mayors head them, while municipalities run national elections.
Counties can have mayors head them, while municipalities run national elections.

Counties are specialized boards, while municipalities serve a larger portion of the state.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Counties serve a larger portion of the state than municipalities do.

Explanation: Counties are larger geographic/political subdivisions that cover broader areas (multiple towns/cities), while municipalities (cities, towns) govern smaller local areas.