assembly member

An assembly member is an elected official who represents a specific geographic area within a state, known as an assembly district. Their main job is to create and vote on laws and policies that affect their community and the state as a whole. They serve in the state's legislative assembly or house, working to address local issues, budget allocations, and other matters of governance. Assembly members are accountable to their constituents, and their decisions influence education, infrastructure, healthcare, and various public services within their district.