co-sponsors

Shared bill endorsers

Co-sponsors are additional sponsors who share responsibility for backing something—typically legislation, an event, or an organization.

In legislative contexts, co-sponsors are lawmakers who formally support a bill introduced by another member: The senator signed on as a co-sponsor of the healthcare reform bill.

For events or programs, co-sponsors share funding, promotion, or organizational duties.

The verb co-sponsor means to join in sponsoring: Several companies co-sponsored the charity marathon.

partnership

collaborators

People who work jointly

affiliates · counterparts · colleagues · coalition · consortium · cooperation · teamwork · coordination · tandem · duo

funding

backers

Financial supporters

contributors · benefactors · patrons · subsidizers · funders · investors · grants · endowment · philanthropy · charity

endorsement

advocacy

Pleading for a cause

support · approval · validation · ratification · sanction · affirmation · vouching · legitimization · confirmation · accreditation

legislative

bill

Amount owed, written

bipartisan · committee · congressional · senate · house · caucus · motion · proposal · act · statute

events

organizers

Those who coordinate activities

exhibitors · venues · festivals · conferences · galas · fundraisers · tournaments · brand · logo · visibility

Categories
Opposites
support vs. opposition

co-sponsorsopponents

Those who compete against

detractors · objectors · blockers · opposers · adversaries

active involvement vs. non-participation

co-sponsorsabstainers

Those who forgo indulgence

bystanders · fence-sitters · holdouts

Family

co-sponsor, sponsor, sponsors, sponsored, sponsoring, sponsorship, sponsorships, response, respond

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