Definition of majority leader
: a leader of the majority party in a legislative body (such as the U.S. Senate)
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Joyce, a lawyer who served as assistant Senate majority leader, faces 113 counts of corruption and racketeering.
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At one point, a 2008 profile of Risch's political rise began circulating that recounted Risch's time as the majority leader in the Idaho state senate when Andrus, who died last year, was governor.
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At one point, a 2008 profile of Risch’s political rise began circulating that recounted Risch’s time as the majority leader in the Idaho state senate when Andrus, who died last year, was governor.
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Rucker has been a frequent presence in the Kansas House during Hineman’s time as majority leader.
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She is joined by potential House majority leader, Steny Hoyer, who turns 79 in June, and potential House majority whip James Clyburn, who turns 78 in July.
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But Schumer objected to the majority leader’s plan to offer as his first proposal an amendment on sanctuary cities, unrelated to the issue of young immigrants.
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This wasn’t anything that was planned with the majority leader or anything.
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Aresimowicz removed him from all his committee assignments, and took away his title as assistant majority leader.
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First Known Use of majority leader
1909
MAJORITY LEADER Defined for English Language Learners
majority leader
Definition of majority leader for English Language Learners
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: the leader of the political party that has the most members in the U.S. Senate or House of Representatives
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majority leader
noun
majority lead·er
legal Definition of majority leader
: a leader of the majority party in a legislative body
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