👉 Deputization is a term used in the United States federal government to refer to the process by which members of Congress are elected and serve their respective districts. This process involves several steps, including the selection of candidates for election, the nomination process, and the certification of the results. During the deputization process, the president nominates a slate of candidates, who then compete for the position of U.S. Representative or Senator from that district. The candidate with the most votes wins the seat,
