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'''Casework''' is the assistances accomplished by and elected official for constituents.  
 
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An associate of [[Congress]] get tickets to tour the [[White House]] for a family or communicates the Department of Veterans Affairs for a person in his/her district.
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An associate of [[Congress]] can get a family tickets to tour the [[White House]] or [[U.S. Capitol]], or can communicate with federal departments such as the Department of Veterans Affairs for a person in his/her district.
  
 
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Revision as of 19:24, September 19, 2007

Casework is the assistances accomplished by and elected official for constituents.

An associate of Congress can get a family tickets to tour the White House or U.S. Capitol, or can communicate with federal departments such as the Department of Veterans Affairs for a person in his/her district.