what are the two occurences of a house of representative involvment in a tie breaker?
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1877 Hayes vs Tilden\n1820 J.Q. Adams vs. Jackson
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Either Representative (as in House of Representatives) - KY or Republican - KY
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House of Representatives.
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A bill is debated upon in the House and it must pass through three readings.  2/3 votes of the members must vote to make a law.
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Congress consists of the house and the senate.  Each state, regardless of their population elects 2 senators.  Representatives are based on the population of the state, so New York for example has many more representatives than Maine.
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There has never been an exact tie in the Electoral College. To win, you must get a majority of all votes (curently 270 of the 538 Electors). The last time a candidate failed to do so was in 1824 with John Quincy Adams, who, because of the fragmented politics of the time, got only 84 of the 261 electoral votes. The election was then refered to the House of Representatives. Each state was allowed one vote, and Adams was elected over Andrew Jackson. The only time it has ever been even close to a tie was in 1876 when Rutherford Hayes beat Samuel Tilden 185 to 184.\n\nIn response to the two above answers, there is an even number of electors, 538, and the Senate chooses the Vice President in the event of a tie, not the president
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Tie-breakers.  I don't know the whole break down of the whole thing.  Heard it on ESPN Sportcenter.
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House of reps= 2 year term\nSenate = 6 year term
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The House of Representatives
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C because House seats are determined by the population of the state.
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1) The Speaker of the House, who would become the President if something happened to both the President and Vice-President.  The Speaker usually (but not always) comes from the party with the most members, or the "majority" party.\n\n2) The Majority Leader, who is the head of the majority party (after the Speaker, assuming he is from the majority party).\n\n3) The Minority Leader, who is the head of the minority party.\n\n4) The Whip, whose job is to make sure the party members show up and vote the way the leaders want them to.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_House_of_Representatives
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not sure I understand what you are asking.\n\nif your talking about a states representaion in the house  changes  as the population of the state changes
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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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House Of Representative terms are two years.  Senators serve for 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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DEMOCRATS.\n\nGo to Yahoo news. Democrats won control of the House, and now have control of the Senate. The Senate race from Virginia determined who won, a DEOMCRAT won the race, but they will have  are re-count later this month because he won by 7,000 votes.