In modern democracies elected officials who are sent to the government seat

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igor_vitrenko [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

In the US they are called Congressmen, congresswomen or member of congress.

Explanation:

Congress represents the people of all the different districts of a nation.

Senate represents the government of those territories.

Both make up the legislative branch, but technically, congress represents directly the constituency from an electoral district.

alina1380 [7]3 years ago

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ANSWER:

In a modern democracy, Representatives are the elected officials that are sent to the "government seat" to do the will of the "people from their designated districts".

EXPLANATION:

They are elected by the public from the national elections. Besides, giving service to the public, the elected representatives also offers amendments, introduce bills and serve on committees.

The representatives also have the powers to elect other representatives such as the "Prime Minister and the President".

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