Question

who are congressional representative's Constituents?
A. Members of his or her staff who work in his or her congressional constituents office.
B. Leaders of his or her political party in Congress.
C. Fellow members of his or her congressional committee.
D. People who live in his or her legislative district.

Answer 1

The people that a Congressional representative represents are D. People who live in his or her legislative district.

The United States is divided into different legislative districts. These districts:

• Are based on population for House of Representatives members
• Comprise the whole state in the case of Senators

The Congressional representative is meant to represent everyone in the district that they were elected in because this is the purpose of a representative democracy.

Representative democracy allows for people to elect a representative who can then go represent them at a higher level of government. This is what the people in legislative districts do when they elected congressional representatives.

In conclusion, the people who live in a legislative district are represented by a Congressional representative.

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