elected representatives

Elected representatives are individuals chosen by citizens through voting to make decisions and create laws on their behalf. They serve in government positions, such as in legislatures or councils, and ensure that the interests and needs of their constituents are considered in policymaking. Their role includes debating issues, proposing legislation, and representing the community’s views at local, regional, or national levels. This system allows citizens to participate indirectly in governance, trusting their representatives to act in their best interests and uphold democratic principles.