Who makes up the house of representatives?

Answer 1

The U.S. House of Representatives is made up of the 435 voting members from the 50 states and the 6 non-voting members from the 5 unincorporated U.S. territories and the District of Columbia. Each of the 435 voting members is elected by a different one of the 435 congressional districts.

Answer 2

The US House of Representatives is the larger of the two houses of Congress and consists of 435 elected representatives from the 50 US states, and 6 delegates from the District of Columbia, US territories, and Puerto Rico.

The number of representatives from each state is determined (apportioned) by population, although a district may not have the same number of constituents on a state-by-state basis.

Answer 3

house of reps is made up of people elected from each state based on population.like California has the most because it is the biggest. now this is based solely on population. becasue this may be unfair to small states like Rhode Island, we also have the senate, the senate is 2 members from each state and it does not matter how many people your state has. both the senate and house of represenatives make up the 535 members of the congress.

Answer 4

There are 435 representatives from the 50 US states.

There are also 6 other non-voting members. There are 5 elected delegates, one each from Washington DC, Guam, American Samoa, the Northern Marianas, and the US Virgin Islands. Puerto Rico has a non-voting Resident Commissioner as a delegate.

Answer 5

There are 435 elected US Representatives, elected from state districts that are apportioned to the states partly by population (each state must have a minimum of one). There are also 5 non-voting delegates from the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam. American Samoa, and the US Virgin Islands.

Answer 6

435, if my memory serves me correctly.

Answer 7

the Legislative Branch

Answer 8

435