State representative John Doe believes that cigarette taxes should be increased.However, he votes against such an increase because the constituents of his tobacco-growing district oppose it.This is an example of what type of interpretation of his role as a legislator?

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John Doe is acting as a delegate, meaning he is voting in a way that represents the wishes of his constituents, even if it goes against his personal beliefs.

State Representative John Doe Believes That Cigarette Taxes Should Be