Legislator Smith votes for a colleague's bill with the expectation that the colleague will vote in turn for a measure favored by Legislator Smith.This practice is called

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This practice is known as "logrolling," which refers to an agreement between two or more legislators to support each other's bills or policies. Quid pro quo and tit for tat are similar concepts but do not specifically refer to legislative exchanges. Back scratching and fair trade are not commonly used phrases to describe this practice.

Legislator Smith Votes for a Colleague's Bill with the Expectation