The phrase "a state rep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a representative in a state legislature, typically in the context of politics or government.
Example: "During the town hall meeting, a state rep addressed the concerns of the local community."
Alternatives: "a state representative" or "a state legislator."
PATRICIA BYNES: A state rep and I, we went to Family Dollar to go get candles so that we could start a vigil right there.
"The courthouse was talked about and initiated before I attempted to become a state rep," said Moira K. Lyons, a Stamford Democrat who was first elected to the State General Assembly in 1981.
Speaking of your time as a state rep in the '80s, why did you get out of politics?
His father (who was not on acid and accompanied him) got official tickets to the event from a state rep.
This is QUITE a statement from Jason Spencer, a state rep from Georgia, also duped by Sacha Baron Cohen.
Imagine a state rep confessing, "Yeah, I knew going in that the feds would cover us when we cut aid to State College".
As a matter of fact, tonight in the audience there's one elected state senator who's a Democrat, a former state rep who's a Democrat, a couple of -- one statewide officer's a Democrat, I mean, there's a lot of Democrats who are here in -- MR. LEHRER Go ahead, go ahead.
Last Wednesday, a South Florida state rep named Frank Artiles filed a bill that some fear would make it a crime for transgender people to use basically any public bathroom in the state.
SC state Rep. Todd Rutherford just told @chrislhayes that a Republican state rep, Doug Brannon, will sponsor bill to remove Confederate flag— Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) June 20 , 2015
"This is a red state," notes state Rep.
The press didn't force somebody to have an affair with another state rep and force them to resign.
