House of Representatives of Puerto Rico

The House of Representatives of Puerto Rico is one part of the island's legislative assembly, which is responsible for making laws. Composed of elected representatives, it plays a key role in shaping local policies and addressing the needs of Puerto Rican citizens. Members serve four-year terms and work on various issues like education, healthcare, and the economy. The House collaborates with the Senate of Puerto Rico, together forming the Legislative Assembly, which has the authority to propose and approve legislation for the territory. Puerto Rico's political status as a U.S. territory influences its governance and representation.