A prosecutor must prove the following to successfully convict a legislator under this statute:
the defendant was a legislative officer,
the defendant requested, took, or agreed to take a bribe,
when the defendant requested, took, or agreed to take the bribe, he/she represented that the bribe would unlawfully inﬂuence his/her official act, decision, vote, or opinion, and
the defendant acted with the corrupt intent that his/her public or official duty would be unlawfully inﬂuenced.