Question on: SS1 Government - Functions of legislature
What is the role of a legislator in representing their constituents, and how is this different from representing their political party?
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The role of a legislator in representing their constituents is to ensure that their concerns are heard and addressed in government. This is different from representing their political party, which involves advocating for the party's platform and positions. While a legislator may align with their party on certain issues, their primary responsibility is to represent the people who elected them, regardless of party affiliation.
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