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How long do we elect each member of the house of representives?
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∙ 14y ago
four years.
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∙ 16y agoThey are elected for two year terms and serve as many terms as they can win the elections.
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∙ 11y agoReps have 2-year terms. Most are re-elected frequently.
2 years a term
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∙ 12y agoHouse members serve a two year term
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∙ 11y ago2 years a term
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∙ 14y ago2 years
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For how long Connecticut elect the representatives?
you elect each member of the house of representatives for four years each
For how long do you elect each member of the US House of representatives?
Two years
How long do we elect each member of the house of representatives?
2 years a term
How long do you elect each House Representative?
House members serve a two year term
How did parliament serve as a model for colonial governments in the colonies and for congress?
The two-house parliment with representives in each house elected from specific divisions of the country was the basis for Congress.
How many representives are there from each state?
3
Where does congress gets it number?
The House of Representatives' number depends on the population of each state. The more populous the state is, the more representatives to the House of Representatives they have. The Senate is comprised of two senators from each state regardless of the state's population.
Each member of the house represents a?
Each member of the House of Representatives represents their respective congressional district from which they originate .
How long do you elect each member of the house of burgesses?
The House of Burgesses is a term used to by the early colonists in Virginia for the legislative body first meeting in Jamestown in 1619. The House of Burgesses later became what is now the Virginia General Assembly. The modern day version of the House of Burgesses would be the House of Delegates in Virginia.
How are elections in a single member district differ from elections in States that filled their seats at - large.?
In a single-member district basis, voters would elect on of the State's representatives from the many candidates running for a seat in the House from that district. However, State's that fill there seats by using at-large elect from the State as a whole. Instead of from a particular district. Though every voter could cote for a candidate for each one of the State's seats in the house.
How many votes from house of representatives are needed to elect a president?
If the house chooses the president , the congressmen from each state decide how to cast their one vote. Since there are 50 states, 26 are needed to elect.
How many senators are there total in senate?
100 senators. Two for each state, unlike the House of Representives where the amount of Congressmen vary from state to state based on poupulation.
