It represents 2 senators for each State. This method means that each State gets an equal voice in the Senate.
On the other hand, the number of Representatives is by how many people live in a particular State. This method means that each person, or group of persons get an equal voice in the House.
The above represents a compromise by the fathers of our country, some of whom thought that the States should rule the Federal government, and some of whom thought that the people should directly rule the Federal government. This scheme is also yet another one of the many checks and balances in the US government.
The number of U.S. Senators in Congress represents equal representation for each state. There are two Senators from each state, regardless of population size.
There are 100 US Senators in Congress. Each of the 50 states have 2 Senators to represent the state in Congress.
Every state is entitled to two senators.
There are 435 representatives in the House of Representatives, and there are 100 senators in the Senate.
There are two Senators from each state, and enough representatives to represent the population of the state.
Each state has two senators regardless of population, so there are 100 senators in the US Congress.
Technically, US Senators represent their State. Some would argue that they actually represent the corporations that funded their campaigns.
There are 100 US senators. The US congress is made up of two chambers.
There are 2 senators-Saxby Chambliss and Johnny Isakson.
Senators do not 'represent' a city; they represent the entire State (The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania).
100 in the senate
Only states have U.S. Senators.
The two US senators who represent you in Washington DC depend on the state you live in. Each state sends two senators to represent them in the United States Senate. You can find out who your senators are by searching for your state's senators or using online resources such as the official website for the United States Senate.