who are the 2 senators of Florida called?
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TRY GOOGLE.  IT WORKS.
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If you are asking about our US Senators they are Diane Feinstein and Barbra Boxer
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Mitch McConnell\nRepublican, Kentucky
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The best thing to do would be to send a message to your two senators. You can get their contact information by choosing your state from the pull-down menu at the site below.
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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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Hello,\n\nHere are the senators from Georgia:\n\nHope this helps you....................................................  :-)
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Bill Frist and Lamar Alexander.\n\nBoth Republicans.
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I believe under Florida state law, she must run for either one or the other. This is one of the reasons why Bob Graham decided to step down from the Senate in advance of his ill-fated Presidential bid. You can't be on the ballot for two things in Florida, so she'd have to drop out very early in order to appear on the ballot for the other.
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need to ask jeb .it only matters how he says- is the way to vote in Florida.
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Contact the US Senate for more information on its members.
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The State of Florida has 25 representatives in the US House of Representatives.
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What lawmaker are you referring to?
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2 senators per state.  100 total.
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I think the senator, because ultimately they make the federal law. They influence much of what the presidents do and how he/she do it. They also have a major impact on the local economy since they bring ideas from their local people’s constrains and put in implementations that would resolve most issues Americans face. One example of that could be New Orleans. They also have a major impact in the global economy. For example, funds to rebuild Iraq have to go through the senate. The senate imposes trade barriers with China. The senate put in embargo with Cuba. We also know presidents have to be approved by the senate prior to become one; my concept about governor is not bad but we have to think their duty involve much of the local economy. They can move very little resources as compare to senators and work more independently with what the federal government gives them.  Federal laws also control governors; but for senators, let me just say they are the law. If the senate does not like what one Governor do, they can stop him/her from doing it; but it does not necessarily work the other way.
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First elected to the U.S. Senate on November 8, 1994, Dr. Frist was the only challenger to defeat a full-term incumbent in 1994 and the first practicing physician elected to the Senate since 1928. A fourth generation Tennessean whose great, great grandfather was one of Chattanooga's 53 original settlers, Dr. Frist is the 54th U.S. Senator from Tennessee. On November 7, 2000, Bill Frist was elected to a second term in the United States Senate by the largest vote total ever received by a candidate for statewide election in the history of Tennessee. \n\nWould that be the one you are referring to?  The majority leader?  The one attempting to end illegal immigration?\n\nThe graduate of Princeton who has done more than most regarding the AIDS crises?\n\nI hope so, if that's your definition of retarded.
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George Jefferson for 2 terms.
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Two so far ...\n\nElected to the U.S. Senate on November 5, 1996 and re-elected in 2002, Durbin fills the seat left vacant by the retirement of his long-time friend and mentor, U.S. Senator Paul Simon.