constituents

States that would be opposed weren't going to spend the time and energy to fight their own constituents.

More generally, policymakers tend to be concerned about their constituents and taxpayers over those who are neither.

Lobbyists can show up in person, and can get special access to events and meetings that ordinary constituents can't.

Responding to frustrated Congressional staff by reducing the information below between Congress and constituents would be patrician and elitist.

That probably produces quite an outcry (given how hard it likely is to identify all constituents of the estate).

Finally if you want to make it so Congress is well represented by its constituents, make it as easy and delightful to hear from your constituents as it is from a lobbyist.

None of the fundamental constituents are different, they've just been been combined in a new way.

At the very least this would raise awareness and stimulate conversations between representatives and constituents.

Emergence is an unintuitive process, but can eventually be explained by exploring the constituents, and sometimes the history, of whatever has emerged.

Hopefully, companies such as Yeloha can show our legislators and their constituents the power of home owner solar and it's sharing capacity.

Basically, Arrow says that some constituents will always lose out under any social policy.

You'll learn from them after this upcoming elections what worked and didn't work with constituents and you'll amplify on the next election cycle.

If one looks around they will see most political regimes are very interested in keeping their "constituents" in line and maintaining their political legitimacy.

Franssen showed that you can swap out "composite cost metric" for social policy and "components of the cost metric" for constituents, and the same arguments apply.

Can we have a Google Moderator/User Voice-like tool with a "page" for every representative, where they can then be encouraged to look to see what their constituents want most from them?

Essentially, it consists of three components: inflation, a special tax on private wealth, and debt relief." Have you read David Graeber's book which he recommends elsewhere ("Debt: The First 5000 Years") which covers how debt is just a promise, and it's fetishized (more than say promises from politicians to their constituents) when it's a promise from the weak to the powerful?

Constituents and sources of funding differ from a university to a city.

Constituents may vote, but lobbyists pay the bills.