. Commission system: Many U.S. cities and towns are administered by an elected commission, usually with three, five or seven members. Each commissioner serves as the head of one or more departments. In most cities, the commission system has given way to the council-manager system. Commission systems are still used to govern specific aspects of local government, such as parks, schools, water and airports. This administrative method is popular for public-school systems, where the commission itself may appoint a professional administrator. The commission form is used in such state agencies as utility commissions, worker’s compensation boards, boards of health and education, and unemployment compensation commissions.
2.At-large elections are for
2.At-large elections are for