Label each action as an example of either trustee or delegate model of representation.

Question: Label each action as an example of either  trustee or delegate model of representation.

In the trustee model of representation, representatives are elected to make decisions based on their own judgments and conscience, regardless of the wishes of their constituents. For example, a legislator voting for a bill that they believe is in the best interest of the nation, even if it is unpopular among voters, is acting as a trustee. 

Conversely, in the delegate model of representation, representatives are elected to act strictly according to the wishes and instructions of their constituents. An example of this would be a legislator voting against a bill because their constituents have expressed opposition to it, despite the legislator's personal belief that the bill might be beneficial.