The House of Representatives refers to the lower house regarding the United States Congress. It is composed of the different representatives who are in congressional districts and at the same time, they are allocated in each of the 50 states in the United States. This allocation is considered by the U.S. Census and each district has one representative.
Since the House of Representatives was established in 1789, there has been a direct way to elect the representatives. The House's duty is the establishment of federal legislation or bills, which are reviewed by the Senate and finally, they are considered by the President.
