What happens when a city council uses single-member districts? Group of answer choices Voters are limited in terms of where they can cast a ballot on election day for city council elections. Each member of the city council represents a specific "district" of the city and is elected by residents of that geographical area. The city council must also use a city manager who will look at issues from the perspective of the whole city. The city council selects the mayor on a rotating basis from each of the different districts