The people that a legislator represents and spends considerable time and effort serving are called
A) delegates.
B) trustees.
C) constituents.
D) representatives.
E) members.

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The term "constituents" refers to the individuals or groups that a legislator represents and serves, including their interests and concerns. The other terms (delegates, trustees, representatives, and members) are also descriptive of legislators in different contexts, but do not specifically refer to the people being represented.

The People That a Legislator Represents and Spends Considerable Time