the following gives the number of Senate members with military service in 106th us congress, by branch?
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You need to add up the total:\n17+10+4+6+1+2 = 40\n\nNow determine the percentages for each service:\nArmy = 17/40 = 42.5%\nNavy = 10/40 = 25%\nAF   = 4/40  = 10%\nMarines = 6/40 = 15%\nCG   = 1/40 = 2.5%\nNat. Guard = 2/40 = 5%\n\nNow build the pie giving each service slice the appropriate percentage of the pie.
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535 voting members:\n\n435 in the House of Representatives\n100 in the Senate\n\nThere are also non voting representatives from the District of Columbia and elsewhere.
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Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, National Guard
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I don't know the US, but maybe this will help: (British, I think)\n(In ascending order) st\nPrivate\nLance Corporal\nCorporal\nSargent\nCompany Quarter Master Sargent\nCompany Sargent Major\nJunior Commissioned Officer\nCommissioned Officer\n2nd Lieutenant\nLieutenant\nCaptain\nMajor\nLt-Colonel\nColonel\nBrigadier\nBrigadier General\nMajor General\nLt. General\nGeneral\nField Marshal
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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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The members of the State House and State Senate of Pennsylvania can be found here:
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look at www.jrotc.net and www.jrotc.org they may have some info\n\nwhich branch?
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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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20- read below\n\nCommittees are not mentioned in the Constitution, but they are an important part of our law-making process. The first Congress adopted a committee system to handle all of the many tasks given to the new American government by the Constitution.\n\nCommittees are like teams that study national problems. They help Congress organize its workload, report progress, and suggest solutions to the challenges that face the nation. They propose laws that are debated and voted on by the whole House.\n\nWhat are congressional standing committees and why are they necessary?\nStanding committees are permanent committees. When Congress was first formed, temporary committees helped legislators organize their work into different categories. As the number of laws proposed increased, standing committees replaced temporary ones. Today the congressional standing committees are permanent panels made up of Members of the House or Senate that make and debate laws for different areas of public policy. Each committee has jurisdiction over a certain area, for example health, education, the environment and foreign affairs. \nThe U.S. House of Representatives has 20 standing committees. In the 109th Congress, these committees were named: Agriculture, Appropriations, Armed Services, Budget, Education and the Workforce, Energy and Commerce, Financial Services, Government Reform, Homeland Security, House Administration, International Relations, Judiciary, Resources, Rules, Science, Small Business, Standards of Official Conduct, Transportation and Infrastructure, Veterans Affairs, and Ways and Means.
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An interesting point brought up on the evening news was that with the major wars - at the midterm election for each second term of the President (WW 1, WW 2, Korea, Viet Nam) whichever way Congress WAS - it went the other way and- this was the interesting part - it was by an average of 37 seats in the House and 7 seats in the Senate.  Almost exactly what just happened.  The analysis was that - when wars take too long - we want a change and vote the old, out - and the new, in - in hopes of getting the war over and done with.
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218 for House of Representatives (one more than 1/2 of the total which is 435)\n\n51 for Senate (one more than 1/2 of total which is 100)   \n\n\n\nAdditional details:\nIn law, a quorum is the minimum number of members of a deliberative body necessary to conduct the business of that group. Ordinarily, this is a majority of the people expected to be there, although many bodies may have a lower or higher quorum,\n\nAs was intended by our nation’s Founding Fathers, from 1790 to 1910 the size of the House of Representatives was increased every ten years in order to keep up with the growing population of these united states. Since 1913 the size of our House of Representatives has remained constant at 435 (except for a temporary increase to 437 for four years). \n\nAn additional concern was that, since only a majority of a quorum is required to pass legislation, a very small number could hold the fate of the nation in their hands. (For example, in our current House of 435, a quorum is 218, of which a majority of 110 Representatives could pass legislation.)\n\n\n\n\nHope this helps :)
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If you are talking about the senators in the United States of America, the answer is 100. Two from every state.
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Nationwide the counts are as follows\n\nHouse Members\nDems 2708\nReps 2680\n\nSenate Members\nDems 956\nReps 960
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Groan... Three answers, one correct.\n\nThe term of office for a United States Representative is two years.  The term of service for a United States SENATOR is six years.
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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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aside from thier creation. The senate has 2 representives from each state. the house has a diffrent number of representives, depending on population of the states represented.
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Link below points to a site that contains a complete list of the majority (and minority!) leaders.  Also contains footnotes for happenings during the leader's tenure during each congress.