An example of logrolling occurs when a legislator votes in favor of a trade bill that the legislator would typically oppose in exchange for getting a colleague to vote in favor of an environmental bill that is of importance the legislator.

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Logrolling refers to the practice where legislators exchange favors by voting for each other's proposed bills or policies, even if they might not otherwise support such measures, to ensure mutual benefit or the passage of legislation important to them.

An Example of Logrolling Occurs When a Legislator Votes in Favor