What is a delegate?

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Somebody who votes for something. ( I think, I'm looking for an answer to: )

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What is delegate?
A delegate is basically a political representative that acts as a direct vehicle to the ideas and suggestions of the people he is appointed to represent, ususally in front of a governmental body.
Which delegate had his name signed by another delegate?
ben franklin
What are delegates?
Delegates are the people who actually nominate a candidate--in this case, the candidate for president. When you vote in a primary or participate in a caucus, you're committing delegates. Say you...
Why are the delegates called delegates?
The word is based on the Latin for Delegat or to Dispatch. We are "Distpatching" our support for a certain person to lead.
Who was the oldest delegate?
the oldest delegate was Benjamin Franklyn at 81.