Milwaukee, Wisconsin Civics Practice Test

Who does a US Senator represent?

All the people of the district All the people of the state The County residents The President's staff

Correct Answer:

All the people of the state

Explanation:

A U.S. Senator represents the entire state. Senators are elected by voters across the whole state, and their job is to look after the interests of all residents, in both big cities and rural areas. This statewide role contrasts with members of the House of Representatives, who represent specific congressional districts within the state. So in Wisconsin, a senator speaks for all people in the state, not just a single district, county, or the President’s staff.

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