Whom are senators and representatives elected to represent?

a. Representatives and senators represent all of the people in their state.

b. Representatives and senators represent people in their state, and senators also represent their region.

c. Representatives represent the people in their district, while senators represent all people in their state.

d. Representatives represent all people in their state, while senators represent their state government.

Answer : c

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25 February, 10:05

Whom are senators and representatives elected to represent?

a. Representatives and senators represent all of the people in their state.

b. Representatives and senators represent people in their state, and senators also represent their region.

c. Representatives represent the people in their district, while senators represent all people in their state.

d. Representatives represent all people in their state, while senators represent their state government.

Answer : c

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Graham · Answer 1

c. Representatives represent the people in their district, while senators represent all people in their state.

Explanation:

Senators are elects from each state of the united state, that represent their own state in the United States senate. Hence, from the above statement, a senator is elected to represent his or her people under their state territory to the On the other hand, representatives, are elects who represent the people of their district of jurisdiction in the state level legislature. Hence, a state can only have one senator to the federal government and several representatives for its constituent districts.