Legislator (noun)

1. A person who makes or enacts laws.
2. A member of a legislative body.

Origin:

From late latin legislator, from latin legis ("of the law") + -ator ("-ator").

Examples:

1. The legislators passed a new law to increase funding for education.
2. He was elected as a legislator for the first time.
3. The legislators were discussing the new bill in the chamber.
4. Many legislators were not in favor of the proposed law.
5. The legislators took a vote on the bill and passed it with a majority vote.