What characterizes county governments in Texas?
A. Their organizational structure is centralized, and they have a high degree of power and autonomy.
B. Their organizational structure is highly fragmented, and most of their powers are delegated by the state.
C. Their organizational structure is somewhat fragmented, and their power mostly resides with the mayor and the council.
D. Their organization structure is hierarchical, with few of their powers explicitly delegated by the state.
Answer: B
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