what might cause a lawmaker to vote for the construction of a new dam in her district, even if she believes the project will end

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what might cause a lawmaker to vote for the construction of a new dam in her district, even if she believes the project will end

up being a waste of taxpayer money?

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cluponka [151] · Answer 1 · 2023-10-31T14:08:30+03:00

Even though a lawmaker might know that the construction of a new dam in their district would be a waste, they might still vote for it to create jobs in the district.

<h3>Why do lawmakers vote for bills?</h3>

Lawmakers are representatives of people in their districts which means that they have to vote in their best interest.

This is why a lawmaker might vote for a project that is a waste of money, to still proceed in their district because it will create jobs in that district and boost their chances of reelection.

Find out more on the purpose of lawmakers at brainly.com/question/2237164.

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