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democrat

[dem-uhkrat] / ˈdɛmˌəkræt /


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Arévalo, 64, is a social democrat and campaigned on social justice themes as well as restoring the rule of law and separation of powers.

From Seattle Times

Only four democrats voted against the debt ceiling and budget cuts package that passed the Senate in early June and was then ultimately approved by President Joe Biden.

From Salon

At that point Ms Sturgeon was feted by many social democrats, and feared by some conservatives and unionists, around the UK.

From BBC

This strategic Nato nation has chosen its path, most voters opting for a season autocrat rather than an untested democrat in the form of Mr Kilicdaroglu.

From BBC

In recent years, Hong Kong's opposition has been hit by a China-imposed national security law and overhaul of the electoral system that has largely sidelined democrats from local politics.

From Reuters