American GovernmentPregunta 22 de 128
Who does a U.S. Senator represent?
a.Only the people who voted for the senator
b.All people of the state
c.Only one congressional district
d.Only the state's largest city
Explicación
A U.S. Senator represents all of the people in his or her state. Senators are elected statewide. This is different from Representatives, who represent smaller districts.
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