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View definitions for officeholder

officeholder

noun as in appointee

Strongest matches

noun as in bureaucrat

Weak matches

  • desk-jockey
  • pencil-pusher

noun as in nominee

noun as in public servant

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The state’s congressional districts could be reconfigured to increase the share of Democratic voters in districts currently represented by Republicans, or in a way that forces Republican officeholders to face off against one another.

Civil service roles in the U.S. were originally designed to serve the Constitution and the public, not individual officeholders.

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Or what if an officeholder loses an election and refuses to respect the people's will?

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The Democratic Party, they write, “fosters a relatively pragmatic, results-oriented style of politics in which officeholders are rewarded for delivering concrete benefits to targeted groups in order to address specific social problems.”

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Little known to many other Democratic officeholders, people want to be led, not petitioned.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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