elected officials

Elected officials are representatives chosen by voters to make decisions and create laws for a community, city, state, or country. They serve in government positions such as mayors, governors, senators, or representatives. Their role is to listen to the needs of the people, develop policies, and ensure government functions effectively. Elected officials are accountable to the voters who chose them, and they typically serve for a set term, after which they may run for re-election or be replaced. Their work helps manage public resources, protect rights, and promote the well-being of society.