A majority of U.S.cities have all of the following except
A)partisan elections.
B)council-manager form of government.
C)at-large elections.
D)powers of initiative and recall.

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While most U.S. cities have a council-manager form of government, at-large elections, and powers of initiative and recall, not all cities have partisan elections. In nonpartisan elections, candidates do not run as representatives of political parties, and party affiliation is not listed on the ballot. Instead, candidates are generally identified only by their names and qualifications. Nonpartisan elections are intended to encourage voters to focus on candidates' qualifications and positions rather than party affiliations.

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