Definition of congresspeople
: congressmen or congresswomen
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There’s also a widget that anyone can put on their site, urging people to contact their congresspeople.
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Now her office runneth over with civilians and congresspeople and foreign dignitaries alike.
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Stoneman Douglas student David Hogg called on gun-control supporters to demand town hall meetings with their congresspeople, senators and mayors.
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And the newest class of freshmen congresspeople had brought new champions—like Washington’s Pramila Jayapal, who took the stage more than once—into the caucus.
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In fact, maybe the best indicator of the actual state of the union can be viewed in the faces of our congresspeople.
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Click here to find out which senators and congresspeople represent your state, then call them and ask them to implement a non-discrimination law to protect LGBTQ+ people in your area.
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Democratic lawmakers and watchdog groups blasted Republicans and encouraged voters to contact their congresspeople.
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Yet another reason Puerto Rico should have its own congresspeople in Washington.
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First Known Use of congresspeople
1973
Law Dictionary
congresspeople
noun plural
con·gress·peo·ple
legal Definition of congresspeople
: members of Congress : congressmen and congresswomen
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