No, the senate represents the interests of the states. The house represents people (which is why they are for voted by citizens - even when the senate was appoi

No, the senate represents the interests of the states. The house represents people (which is why they are for voted by citizens - even when the senate was appointed by state legislatures, and why different states have different numbers of representatives). I'm not sure really what the question is. In practice, they are voted for by district, so they represent the people of the district...