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The number of members of the House of Representatives is fixed at 435. Currently, 83% of them are men and only 76 women representatives.
Congress has authorized 435 representatives.
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75% of the House of Representatives are men. 71% of the Senate are men. ---- 65% of the Members of the Legislative Council were men. 62.98% of the Members of the Legislative Assembly were men. ---- 74% of elected councillors were men. ----
The House of Representatives contains the majority of men compared to the Senate. While the Senate has a smaller number of total members (100), the House has 435 members, leading to a larger overall representation of men. Historically, both chambers have seen more male representatives, but the House has a significantly higher number due to its larger size. However, the exact gender composition can vary with each election cycle.
National Government: Congressmen, Members of the House Of Representatives, Members of the Senate, President, Supreme Court Justice
There is a total of 535 men and women. The senate holds and will only hold 100 people. The house of representatives holds 435.
They were men who came from each colony as representatives. The men were all ready in the colonial assemblies or prominent men in their communities.
There are two houses in Australia's federal Parliament: the House of Representatives (lower House) and the Senate (upper House). Each of the states also has two Houses of Parliament, except for Queensland, which has just one. The Territories also have one House of parliament.
Frederick Muhlenberg became the first Speaker of the US House of Representatives in 1789.
The House of Representatives is not a "who." (It is not one person.) It is a "what"-- it can refer to a building in Washington DC, and it can also be the name for the group of men and women who have been elected to serve as representatives. The House of Representatives is a part of the Legislative Branch of Congress; there is the Senate (100 senators), and there is the House of Representatives (435 representatives), and they make the laws. They are part of the federal government. In the United States, voters elect people to represent them in the government. The men and women who are sent to congress to be Representatives will serve a term of two years and then they can run for re-election. They do their work in a very historical building which is sometimes just called "The House"-- for example: The House will vote on the budget in two weeks.
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