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Who is one of florida state us senators now?
The state of Florida has two senators. As of July 2014, the two senators of Florida are Bill Nelson and Marco Rubio.
Does the state of Florida have 3 senators?
No the state of Florida has only 2 senators Bill Nelson and Mel Martinez
How many senators does the state of Florida have?
Each State in the Union has 2 U.S. Senators.
What is the number of state senators of florida?
There are currently 40 state senators in the state of Florida. Senators are elected to four year terms in the same way that the president is, and represent their respective districts.
Name the two senators from the state of florida in the united states congress?
The two senators from the state of Florida that represent the state in the senate are Bil Nelson and Marco Rubio.
How many US senators do we have from Florida?
Two, every state has two senators.
Who are the senators representing the state of Florida as of 2012?
If you are referring to the state senate, Florida has forty state senators. In 2012, the majority of them were Republicans. There is a website for the Florida State Senate, so that you can see which senator represents your district currently: http://www.flsenate.gov/senators/ If you are referring to congress, the U.S. Senate has two senators from Florida (all states have two U.S. senators). In 2012, they were a Democrat, Bill Nelson; and a Republican, Marco Rubio.
Who are important leaders of the state Florida?
The Representatives and the Senators
What is the is the senator of Florida?
There are currently 40 state senators in the state of Florida. Senators are elected to four year terms in the same way that the president is, and represent their respective districts.
Who many senators does the state of Florida have?
Each state has 2 senate members.
What are the names of the two Florida state senators?
Nelson and martinez
How many FL senators are there?
Florida, like every other US state, has two US senators. The Florida State Senate has 40 elected members. (see related link)
