Majority Leader

The Majority Leader is a key legislator in a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress, representing the political party with the most members. Their primary role is to help organize and coordinate their party’s legislative agenda, schedule debates and votes, and serve as a spokesperson. They work closely with committee chairs and the chamber's leadership to advance their party’s policies. While they do not have the formal authority of the chamber’s Speaker or President, the Majority Leader’s influence is significant in shaping the legislative process and guiding their party's priorities.