A congresswoman is a female member of the United States House of Representatives. They are elected by the people from their respective districts to represent and serve on their behalf in Congress.
Related terms
Representative: An individual elected by the people to serve as their voice and make decisions on their behalf in the legislative body.
House of Representatives: The lower chamber of the United States Congress, consisting of representatives who are elected every two years to serve specific districts.
Legislation: Laws or proposed laws that are debated, created, and passed by members of Congress.