How many Jewish senators in congress?
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Not many they can't afford the pay-cut they would have to take to\nleave Network broadcasting.
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If you are asking about our US Senators they are Diane Feinstein and Barbra Boxer
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21.  2 senators and 19 house representatives.
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Currently it is Roy Blunt in the House, and Mitch McConnell in the Senate (Republicans).\n\nFor the Dems it WILL be James Clyburn in the House and Dick Durbin in the Senate.
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There are lots of guys named Bill in the Congress
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435 in the House\n2 senators for each stae, so 2 x 50 states = 100 senators\n\n535 congressmen/women
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the legislative branch of our government is organized into a bicameral system. We have two chambers. One is the United States Senate which has 100 members. 2 Senators are elected from each state and serve for 6 year terms. The other is the House of Representatives. The House has 435 members who are elected from congressional districts which are determined by population. Members of the House serve for 2 year terms.
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The US Senate is composed of two senators for each state -- 2 * 50 = 100\n\nThe US House of Representatives has 435 voting members and 5 non-voting members (representing DC, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, Guam, and American Samoa) = 440\n\nTogether that adds up to 540 members of Congress .\n\nCongress is the correct name to refer to both houses together, although sometimes the term is used, incorrectly, to refer to the House of Representatives.  Also, we use the term "Congressman/woman so-and-so" to refer to a member of the House of Representatives, when we should correctly say "Representative so-and-so."
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Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow. Both Democrats.\n\nIt's really pathetic that you don't know your state's senators.
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The United States Congress is divided into two houses, the House of Representatives and the Senate. The House has 435 members, with the numbers from each state based on the population of the state, while the Senate has 100 members, two from each state. Every two years, the entire House and 1/3 of the Senate goes up for election. As of now, there are no Muslims in Congress, and I know of none that ever have. There do not appear to be any Muslims who have announced their candidacy for Senate. The list of candidates so far is in the first source below. The election is not until November 2006, so there will likely be more candidates. There is, unfortunately, no list of all candidates for the House, but the other source has a list of key races in the election. I can't find anything online mentioning Muslim candidates. There will likely be more info as the election nears.
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535...100 in the Senate and 435 in the House
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There are 100 US Senators. 2 from every state as mandated by the Constitution.\n\nThe House of Representatives currently has 435 members and a few delegates without voting power. The number of Representatives are based on the population of the states and congressional districts. I'm not sure what the population base per district is at this point.
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African-American Members: 40 in House; 1 in Senate. \nHispanic-American Members: 23 in House; 2 in Senate \nAsian-American Members: 2 in House; 2 in Senate \nNative American Members: 1 in House; 0 in Senate \nAsian Indian: 1 in House; 0 in Senate. \n\nIn the House there are 67 female Representatives. The Senate has 14 females. These are the highest numbers of women Members in the history of the Congress
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Ten.\n\nBarbara Boxer of California\nDianne Feinstein of California\nJoseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut\nCarl Levin of Michigan\nFrank R. Lautenberg of New Jersey\nCharles E. Schumer of New York\nRon Wyden of Oregon\nArlen Specter of Pennsylvania\nRussell D. Feingold of Wisconsin\nHerbert H. 'Herb' Kohl of Wisconsin
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He is Jewish American.
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The House: at least 25\nThe Senate: at least 30\nThe President: at least 35
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There are 2 houses, the House of Representatives & the Senate.