For how many years do we elect a U.S. Representative?

U.S. Representatives serve a term of two years, making it essential for them to constantly connect with their constituents and gauge public opinion. This relatively short term is designed to ensure that Representatives remain responsive to the needs and views of the voters in their districts. It allows for more frequent elections, which helps maintain accountability and encourages active participation in the democratic process. This frequent electoral cycle contrasts with terms for other elected positions, such as Senators, who serve six-year terms.