United States Senator

A United States Senator is an elected representative who serves in the U.S. Senate, one of the two chambers of Congress. Senators work to create, amend, and pass laws that affect the entire country. Each state elects two senators, regardless of population size, totaling 100 senators. They also have responsibilities like confirming presidential appointments and ratifying treaties. Senators serve six-year terms, and the role is vital in shaping national policy and oversight. Overall, senators represent their state's interests while contributing to federal governance.