How much comparative power does a large city mayor have vs a senator, governor or congressperson?
Someone who runs a big city like New York, Minneapolis or Los Angeles has a lot of power due to the population of the city. I wonder how that compares to the relative power of a senator or even a congress person. I would imagine that a large city mayor can be just as powerful as even a senator due to the influence they have over a large concentrated population. What are your thoughts?
Someone who runs a big city like New York, Minneapolis or Los Angeles has a lot of power due to the population of the city. I wonder how that compares to the relative power of a senator or even a congress person. I would imagine that a large city mayor can be just as powerful as even a senator due to the influence they have over a large concentrated population. What are your thoughts?
How much comparative power does a large city mayor have vs a senator, governor or congressperson?
Someone who runs a big city like New York, Minneapolis or Los Angeles has a lot of power due to the population of the city. I wonder how that compares to the relative power of a senator or even a congress person. I would imagine that a large city mayor can be just as powerful as even a senator due to the influence they have over a large concentrated population. What are your thoughts?
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