How many legislators are there in the massachusetts congress?
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The House of Representatives has 140 members and the Senate has 40. It is not called Congress, but the General Court.
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There are 3 branches of gov't in U.s., the legislative  branch has 2 houses, the 100 senators, house of representive. in most states they can serve as many terms as they went. the titles are Mr. or Ms. Senator, or mr or mrs. XXX
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There are two houses of congress, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. \n\nThe Senate has two representatives (Senators) from each state.\n\nThe House of Representatives has representatives based on the population in each state.\n\nA Congressman may be either a Senator or a Representative. Generally, the distinction is Congressman and Senator, but not always.\n\nSenators, by virtue of the fact that there only 100, have more power. I don't know exactly how many Representatives there are - you could probably find that datum fairly quickly, and I am too lazy to do it for you. I think a conservative estimate is that there are more that 3 representatives for every Senator.
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CNN has it on their web page.  Right now, the House will have 196 Republicans and 229 Democrats with 10 undecided.  The senate will have 49 Republicans and 50 Democrats(including 2 independents that vote with Democrats) with 1 undecided/
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gsschulte's answer is actually incorrect.  California, like every other state, has 2 SENATORS.  We have 53 representatives in the House.\n\n(And California actually gets 55 electoral votes.)
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The number of Congressional representatives the state has: the number of House members plus the 2 Senators.
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Your question is ambiguous.  You could be asking either of the following, correctly phrased questions:\n\n(1) How many representatives are there FROM Kansas in the U.S. House of Representatives?\n\nOR\n\n(2) How many representatives are there in the Kansas State House of Representatives?\n\nIf you are asking (1), my colleague has answered it already.  There are four.  If you are asking (2) the answer is 125.\n\nPlease formulate your questions with greater care in the future to avoid this ambiguity.
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Actually, there is one state (Nebraska) that is unicameral--in other words, its legislature has only one house.  The names of the houses of the legislature vary from state to state, but all of those with bicameral legislatures use the name "Senate" for the upper (and smaller) house.   The term "House of Representatives" (or "House," for short) is used as the name of the lower (and larger) house in 41 states.  Five states call the lower house the "Assembly," and three use the term "House of Delegates."
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The Congress of the United States has two chambers:\nSenate: 100 members. (Two per state).\nHouse of Representatives.: 435 members (Members apportioned by state population.)\n\nThe Senate is thus one-half of the Congress.
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What lawmaker are you referring to?
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Currently, there's 44 Democratic, 1 independent, and 55 Republican members of the U.S. Senate.\n\nThe Democratic party is responsible for the epic moral decay we are experiencing in this country.  One Democratic senator is one too many...
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not bloody many i bet .the same can also be said of British members of Parliament
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There are currently 308 MP seats in the House of Commmons. Over half are in Ontario (106) or Quebec (75).\n\nFor much more on the Canadian Parliament, see:\nhttp://www.parl.gc.ca/information/about/process/house/guide/index-e.asp
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The US House of Representatives has 435 members. There are also non-voting delegates (they can vote in some committees, but not in the House) from DC, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, US Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico.
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Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
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9 reps\n2 senators\n11 total
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No one can expect all 500+ Representatives and Senators to be experts on all topics.  Each of them are assigned to multiple committees; these become their specialties.  These committees then explain the intricacies of each topic to the members of other committees.  They then make their votes, often trading support to gain votes for bills they support.