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Counties don't have nearly enough power to drive changes, and there are also too many of them in the Bay Area as well.
by surfmike 9y ago
Counties don't have nearly enough power to drive changes, and there are also too many of them in the Bay Area as well.
- dragonwriter 9y ago> Counties don't have nearly enough power to drive changes Depends on the county. The Bay Area makes that problematic, but the Bay Area has extensive regional governance systems above the county level already. (Such systems aren't uncommon in California, but the Bay Area is heavy with them, probably specifically because it's a large economically integrated region with small counties compared to the size of the region.)
- surfmike 9y agoIt does, but they have essential no power (until you get to the state).