Whip
A party official who enforces voting discipline.
A party official who enforces voting discipline.
In practice
A party official who enforces voting discipline. Understanding it helps you read the rest of our coverage with confidence.
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Frequently asked
Why does Whip matter?
Because it changes how you should read the numbers.
Is Whip the same everywhere?
Definitions vary slightly by region and source.
