👉 In politics and law, a "subdeputy" is a person who serves as an assistant or intermediary between two parties in an election. The term comes from Latin and means someone who acts as a mediator or facilitator during negotiations. Subdeputies can be appointed by the President of the United States or any other federal agency to represent the interests of the state where they are located. They often serve in these roles for a limited period, usually one year at a time, with their duties being
