Electing officials refers to the process in which citizens choose individuals to represent them and make decisions on their behalf in legislative votes. It is a fundamental aspect of democratic governance.
Related terms
Representative Democracy: In a representative democracy, citizens elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf in government.
Constituents: Constituents are the people who live within a specific district or area that an elected official represents.
Legislative Votes: Legislative votes refer to the decision-making processes within a legislative body, such as passing laws or approving policies.