A Representative in the General Assembly is an elected official who serves in the lower chamber of a state legislature or the U.S. House of Representatives. Their primary role is to represent the interests and concerns of their constituents, propose and debate legislation, and vote on bills and resolutions. Representatives often serve on committees that focus on specific issues, allowing them to influence policy and law-making processes.
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The House of Burgesses combined with the Governor's Council created the General Assembly.
The Virginia Legislature is still known as the General Assembly. It is the oldest continuous English speaking law-making body in the world.
That assembly was the House of Burgesses.
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The General Assembly
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The Virginia General Assembly. The Virginia General Assembly.
A major difference between the Illinois General Assembly and the U.S. Congress is how the number of senators are determined. In the Illinois General Assembly, senate districts are formed by combining two House districts. This means that there is one state senator for every state representative. In the U.S. Congress, there is two senators for each state regardless of size and population.