American GovernmentQuestion 23 of 128
Who does a U.S. Representative represent?
a.The entire nation
b.Only members of one party
c.All people in the representative's congressional district
d.The whole state
Explanation
A U.S. Representative represents all the people living in his or her congressional district. Each state is divided into districts of roughly equal population. Representatives are elected by the voters of their district.
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