Puerto Rico House of Representatives

The Puerto Rico House of Representatives is the legislative body responsible for creating and passing laws on the island. Comprising 51 members elected every four years, it operates alongside the Senate to govern Puerto Rico. The House reviews bills, approves budgets, and oversees government functions. Its members represent different districts and work to address local and regional issues. While Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, its elected representatives serve to promote the needs and interests of Puerto Rican residents within its legislative framework.