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    A Legislator Who Relies on His or Her Own Judgment
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A Legislator Who Relies on His or Her Own Judgment

Question 28

Question 28

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A legislator who relies on his or her own judgment and conscience rather than following the "will of the district" that he or she represents is called a(n)


A) instructed delegate.
B) trustee.
C) politico.
D) journeyman.

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