How many times may a Representative be re-elected?

Representatives in the United States House of Representatives can be re-elected an unlimited number of times. There are no term limits imposed on them, meaning they can serve multiple consecutive terms as long as they continue to win the support of their constituents during elections. This structure allows voters to reward or replace their representatives based on their performance, fostering accountability in the democratic process.

While there are rules governing the length of each term (two years), they can stand for election again as many times as they desire and are able to win. This is in contrast to some other political roles where term limits exist. Hence, the option indicating unlimited re-elections accurately reflects the established practice within legislative bodies, ensuring that the democratic choice remains in the hands of the voters.