The phrase "a lawmaker for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who serves as a legislator or representative for a specific group, organization, or cause.
Example: "She has always been a lawmaker for the rights of the underprivileged in her community."
Alternatives: "a legislator for" or "a representative for".
Peter Phillips, a lawmaker for the opposition People's National Party and the former national security minister, is pressing the government to clarify who exactly hired Manatt.
This law will do it for them," said Arlene McCarthy, a lawmaker for the Labour Party of Britain, who helped negotiate the new rules.
Under the proposals passed on Wednesday, businesses and others that lobby state government would be required to disclose any significant payment made to a lawmaker for any purpose.
Instead, businesses and other entities that lobby state government would be required to disclose any significant payment made to a lawmaker for any purpose, including legal advice.
"It showcases that these are Wal-Mart's practices worldwide," Prakash Javadekar, a lawmaker for the country's largest opposition party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, said in a telephone interview.
Dominic Raab, a lawmaker for the governing Conservatives, said at the time that Mr. McKinnon should not be treated "like a gangland mobster or Al Qaeda mastermind".
He is known less for his accomplishments as a lawmaker than for his brash, violent and incendiary rhetoric.
Arizona Republicans assumed, with good reason, that the retirement of Senator Jon Kyl would mean a loss of a senior lawmaker for Arizona, but not of a seat for their party in the Senate.
Asked whether she believed that English jobs were being sacrificed for Scottish jobs, Caroline Dinenage, a Conservative lawmaker for Gosport in Hampshire, did not hesitate.
The bodies of 24 Miskitos, whose fishing boat had capsized, were found Thursday near the coast of Honduras, said a federal lawmaker for the Honduran region, Carolina Echeverría.
Halliburton, the main U.S. contractor in Iraq, Thursday criticized a Democratic lawmaker for selectively disclosing information regarding billing issues for work done there.
