Delegate and Vote

Delegate

Delegate verb - To appoint as one's representative.

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Vote and delegate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vote" instead a verb "Delegate".

Vote verb - To set before the mind for consideration.

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Delegate and vote are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Delegate" instead a verb "Vote".

Nearby Words: voting, voter, voted

single	single delegate	single vote
popular	popular delegate	popular vote
key	key delegate	key vote
new	new delegate	new vote
Other adjectives: extra, Republican.

way	delegate way	vote way
women	delegate women	vote women

Representation in the legislature is limited to one delegate in US House of Representatives, who is not allowed to vote.

Source: Useful Notes / Washington, D.C.
The problem is that he's obnoxious and disliked by near every other delegate regardless of which side of the vote they're on — Benjamin Franklin calls him out on it because Adams' attitude demeans the accomplishments of the other delegates.

Source: Only Sane Man / Theatre
In 1776, at one point, RI delegate Stephen Hopkins is out using the latrine when his time to vote is called; the Congressional secretary marks this as "Rhode Island passes," sending the rest of Congress into a fit of laughter.

Source: Toilet Humour aka: Toilet Humor

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