How often do we conduct elections for the House of Representatives?

Elections for the House of Representatives are conducted every two years. This is specified in the U.S. Constitution, which establishes that Representatives serve two-year terms. The intention behind this frequency is to keep the House responsive to the public and to current events, allowing voters to express their opinions and influence legislative direction more regularly than with longer-term offices. This structure ensures that Representatives are held accountable to their constituents and that fresh views can enter the legislative process promptly. The regularity of these elections allows for a dynamic and continuously evolving political landscape.