Which of the following would not be an example of a special district?
A) Water supply district
B) Congressional district
C) Fire protection district
D) Sewage district

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Congressional districts are not special districts. They are geographical subdivisions used for the purpose of electing members to the U.S. House of Representatives. Special districts are local government entities created for a specific purpose, such as providing a particular service or managing a specific area. The other options listed (water supply district, fire protection district, sewage district) are all examples of special districts.

Which of the Following Would Not Be an Example of a Special