How is a membership of the house determined?

Answer 1

The majority leader of the House of Representatives is chosen by his or her colleagues through a leadership election system. If the Democratic Party holds a majority of seats in the House, then the election is conducted by a body known as the Democratic Caucus, which is comprised of all sitting members of the House who are also members of the Democratic Party. If the Republican Party commands a majority, then the Leader of the House is chosen by the House Republican Conference, which is similarly comprised entirely of Republican members of the House. In many instances, when one party gains control of the House from another, they will elect their Chief Whip to the leadership rather than their former minority leader, who usually goes on to serve as Speaker of the House.

Answer 2

by the apportioned population of the states

Answer 3

They are elected by the members of the respective houses. The Senate follows a tradition for choosing the Pro-Tempore. They select the most senior member of the majorly party.

Answer 4

The speaker of the House is chosen by the entire House while the other majority and minority party members are selected separately. Leadership for the House is done every two years.

Answer 5

He/She is chosen by election among the Representatives belonging to the majority party.

Answer 6

By the people.

Answer 7

They are elected by the House and Senate.