CEVAP:

The individuals who make up the legislative branch are usually elected. They are considered
representatives because they represent the people who voted them into the position. In
modern legislatures, the elected officials serve a predetermined length of time in the position
before they can get reelected. Legislative bodies are usually either unicameral
(meaning one body, assembly, chamber or group) or bicameral (meaning two bodies, assemblies,
chambers or groups).