Local governments have the power to create local laws as long as those laws do not

Local governments may create ordinances and other local laws, but their authority is limited by higher law. A local law cannot violate the state constitution, so B, “violate the state constitution,” is correct. Upsetting the governor or angering voters is not a legal test, and local governments may sometimes impose taxes when authorized by law.

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