Puerto Rico Senate

The Puerto Rico Senate is the upper chamber of the territory's Legislative Assembly, responsible for creating and passing laws. It has 27 senators, elected to serve four-year terms, representing various districts and at-large seats across Puerto Rico. The Senate reviews, amends, and approves legislation proposed by the House of Representatives, working together to govern the territory. Senators also perform oversight functions and have roles in confirming certain appointments. The Senate plays a key part in shaping Puerto Rico's laws, policies, and budget, ensuring checks and balances within the territory's government.