In the US and in many democratic nations, the officials within a legislative branch of government are normally elected by the people they serve.
They get elected by the people.
To make the laws. The legislative branch makes laws. Examples are state legislatures, Congress, and Parliament.
The legislative branch represents the people because the members of that branch are elected by the people. Their job is to pass laws, including laws which allocate the spending of public funds.
The branches checked by the Legislative Branch are the Executive Branch and the Judicial Branch to make sure they are doing their job.
judicial branch
makes the laws
Making laws.
To make laws.
the people elect them (vote).
made up of the house of reps and the senate, the legislative branch makes laws or legislation
They make the legislative branch work. This is their job.
The legislative branch is for people.
The Legislative branch's job is to make laws for the U.S. The Legislative branch enacts legislation (laws, regulations) They create on the Budget of the federal government They are the ones that create fee's and taxes They are the branch that declares war, most people mistakenly believe it is the President.