The counties in Texas are considered "local governments" even though they are branch offices of the state government. Which of the following supports this statement?
a. County officials in Texas are elected locally from the people of that county.
b. County officials in Texas are appointed by the governor on behalf of the people.
c. County officials in Texas are appointed by the state government on behalf of the people.
d. County officials in Texas are nominated by the people of Texas and approved by the senate for selection.
Answer: A
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