Ethical duties of elected officials to their constituents include transparency, accountability, and representation. Officials are expected to act in the best interests of those who elected them, ensuring that their actions reflect the needs and values of their communities. This involves honest communication about policy decisions, as well as an obligation to address constituents’ concerns and grievances. Additionally, upholding ethical standards helps build trust in government institutions, encouraging civic participation. Elected officials must also navigate conflicts of interest and prioritize public interest over personal or political gain, fostering a culture of integrity in public service.