What does the Senator represent?
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whatever lobbyist bought him the most poontang
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1.  First in succession for President\n\n2.  Serves as President of the Senate, among which duties are to break ties.\n\nThe role of Vice-president is a serious one, because of these two items, and should always be considered when voting a ticket.
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He's a California State Senator, not a US Senator.\n\nThere's a link to his bills, do your own homework.\nhttp://republican.sen.ca.gov/web/38/multi.asp
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Here are links to both the House and Senate.  You can find the answer here:
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Senators are elected by popular vote by the people of the state they represent.  Each Senator holds office for a six-year term.  Except in rare cases where a Senate seat has become vacant mid-term (because of a death or resignation), a state does not have elections for both seats in the same year.
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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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Constituents are generally the actual number of people represented by an elected official.  A member of the House of Representatives, for example, is responsible for voicing the needs of a district within a state.  A senator in the US Senate may represent the people of his state.  They would be considered his or her constituents.\n\nMany politicians equate constituents with the voters who put him or her in office, so he or she will often present bills which would benefit the district.  A House representative from a farming state would work on getting tax breaks for independent farmers, for instance.
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The President of the Senate is technically in charge of the running of the Senate. The Vice President holds this position, but usually the Vice President is not in the chamber. In his absence, the President pro tempore acts as the President of the Senate.\n\nThe only important function the President of the Senate serves is, if there is a tie vote, he casts the deciding vote. It has happened fairly infrequently, but often is important on controversial bills.
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I don't know what you mean by "did" but they currently have 2 Senators and 2 Representatives
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Details of Florida senators can be found here:\n\nhttp://www.flsenate.gov/
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There really is no SPECIFIC form. You just write or call the Senator and tell them what you are concerned about.\nThere are specific staff members that do deal with specific issues (foreign policy, domestic policy, problems with government services) but there is no specific form.\n\nIf you want to know who your senator is, visit this website. If you do not know which state you live in,\nask Answers and someone will help you figure that out.\n\nhttp://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
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Each state has a Senior Senator and a Junior Senator in the senate.  The Senior one is simply the one that has been in the Senate longer, while the Junior Senator is the one with less Senate experience.
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There's an excellent website called On The Issues that has a Senate Match Quiz - you choose your state and then answer 20 questions and it tells you which candidates most closely match your views. If you don't understand an issue, click on it to read a detailed explanation.  The Senate Match Quiz is in the top left corner of the page at the link below. \n\nIf you want to spend a little more time and read about the candidates, click your state on the map.
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It Is?\n\nThe Senate is debating it on the floor next week.\nWrite your senator and tell them what you think.
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I agree about the Senate. There has been a clear shift to the Reps the last few days. I also think Lieberman will join the Rep caucus. House is also getting closer, but I still think that odds favor the Dems. I've only recently learned how many ex reps are running as Dems. I'm not sure what this means. I think we will be in for a very long night.
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Two U.S. Senators represent the State of New Jersey in Washington D.C. The Senators are elected by and equally represent the citizens of the entire state. They are as follows:\n\nU.S. SENATORS\n\nHon. Frank Lautenberg\nOffice:Hart Senate Office Building, Suite 825-A, Washington, D.C. 20510\nTelephone: (202) 224-3224 Fax: (202) 228-4054\nDistrict Office:\nOne Gateway Center, 23rd Floor, Newark, NJ 07102\nTelephone: (973) 639-8700 Fax: (973) 639-8723\nToll Free: 1-888-398-1642\nDistrict Office:\n2 Riverside Drive, 1 Port Center, Suite 505, Camden NJ 08101\nTelephone (856) 338-8922 * Fax: (856) 338-8936\nE-mail: http://lautenberg.senate.gov/webform.html\n\nHon. Robert Menendez \n502 Hart Senate Office\nWashington, D.C. 20510\nTelephone: (202) 224-4744 \nDistrict Office:\nGateway One Center, 11th Floor, Newark N.J. 07102\nTelephone: (973) 645-3030• Fax: (973) 645-0502\nDistrict Office:\n208 White Horse Pike, Suites 18-19, Barrington, N.J. 08007\nTelephone: (856) 757-5353 * Fax: (856) 546-1526
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The constitution was written that way.  The Senate which is composed of two representatives from each state who were appointed by the state legislatures and was intended to represent the states.  The House of representitives which had a varied number of represetatives from each state loosley based upon population was intended to represent the people.  This resolved a dispute within the constitutional congress between federalists and anti-federalists.  \n\nThis all changed with the fourteenth amendment which coincidentally may not actually be legal since the states which had ceceded from the union prior to the civil war were coerced into signing.