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alderperson
[ awl-der-pur-suhn ]
noun
- a member of a municipal legislative body, especially of a municipal council.
Gender Note
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Origin of alderperson1
Example Sentences
âWe havenât seen gun violence go down as a result of this system,â Jessie Fuentes, an alderperson, said during the meeting, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
The AP will also tabulate 14 races for Chicago alderperson but will not call winners in those races until after the results are certified.
AP will also tabulate an additional 57 races, for Chicago alderperson and police council, but will not call winners in those races.
Also, call your local alderperson, school board president ⊠whomever might be able to do something to break up Club Library, because it sounds like a nightmare and like it might also make things difficult for those kids who do need and want to study there, especially anyone who doesnât have computer access at home.
It wasnât that every alderperson stopped doubting Burgeâs victims, he said â but that some of them had made the decision to just move on: to pass the ordinance ârather than fightâ.
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