<![CDATA[Political communication between legislative members and their constituents is a crucial determinant in building public trust in democratic institutions. In Indonesia, the persistently low level of public trust in legislative bodies highlights the urgency of examining the patterns and strategies of communication employed by legislators. This study is relevant because the patterns of political communication established between representatives and their constituents play a strategic role in fostering transparency, accountability, and closer representative relationships, thereby encouraging the growth of public trust in legislative institutions. This research employs a Literature Review method, aiming to utilize and synthesize existing data without collecting primary data such as field observations. The findings indicate that the implementation of a multi-platform political communication strategy combining formal mechanisms (constituency recess) with digital platforms (such as social media and official websites) can enhance communication between constituents and legislative members, with the aim of promoting transparency, responsiveness, and the effective implementation of constituents’ aspirations.]]>
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