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Majority Floor Leader

Definition

A Majority Floor Leader is a position in a legislative body, typically held by the majority party, responsible for organizing the legislative agenda and leading their party on the floor during debates and voting.

Senses

  1. Noun: The elected member of the majority party who serves as the floor leader in a legislative body.
  2. Noun: The designated representative of the majority party who ensures coordination among members and promotes legislative priorities.

Usage

The majority floor leader acts as a bridge between the legislative body and the majority party in order to effectively advance their policies and programs.

In the United States Congress, the majority floor leader plays a vital role in managing the legislative process, controlling the order in which bills are debated and guiding their party's members in voting decisions.

Example Sentences

  1. The majority floor leader called for the session to order and outlined the day's legislative agenda.
  2. As the majority floor leader, she successfully negotiated a bipartisan agreement on the controversial bill.
  3. The majority floor leader skillfully guided the party's members through a lengthy debate, resulting in the passage of the bill.

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