Synonyms for congressional district
con·gres·sional dis·trict

Princeton's WordNet

1. congressional districtnoun

   a territorial division of a state; entitled to elect one member to the United States House of Representatives

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1. • American State
   • District

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1. Ted Poe:

   I am grateful for the honor and privilege to represent the best people in America, Texas’s Second Congressional District. Thanks to the good Lord, I’m in good health, but it’s time for the next step, i am looking forward to spending more time in Texas, especially with my 12 grandkids who have all been born since I was first elected to Congress.

2. Art Pope:

   The amount of money if you have a special election in an entire state ? It'd probably be the most expensive 13 congressional district elections in the history of the country.

3. Alek Skarlatos:

   I hope that people are sick of the inflation. I think they're sick of being the poorest congressional district in the state. I think they're sick of the rising crime rate, rising groceries and everything, it just seems like this country is really at a turning point. And if we can't win in an open seat in this kind of a year in Oregon, it just seems like we're hopeless. So I certainly hope that we can take back the House and win a lot of these competitive seats in a year like this.

4. Tanya Turner:

   We are in the unhealthiest congressional district in the country, there's no one here that doesn't support health care for all people. You would have to be a criminal -- an absolute billionaire class sociopath -- to not want the sick and dying people around you in this community and in your family to not have access to quality health care. And very few people here do.

5. Lisa Britt:

   The absentee ballot fraud that occurred in the 9th Congressional District effectively disenfranchised voters in that district, north Carolina voters should be confident that state officials will continue to be vigilant and pursue any individuals or organizations that attempt to undermine our elections. Democracy is best served by holding those who attempt to thwart North Carolina accountable.