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How many US Representatives is Wisconsin allowed?
Wisconsin has 8 Representative in the US House of Representatives and 2 Senators in the US Senate. The number of members of the US House of Representatives is based on the population of each state.
What jobs has Paul Ryan held before running for vic president of the US?
He is currently a Representative from Wisconsin.
How many representatives does the state of Alabama send to Washington DC to?
Wisconsin has 8 Representative in the US House of Representatives and 2 Senators in the US Senate. The Wisconsin State Legislature consists of 33 Senators in the Wisconsin State Senate and 99 Representatives in the Wisconsin State Assembly.
What is Paul Ryan's previous political position?
He's a Congressman from Wisconsin. first elected in 1998. Before that he worked as a executive aide for US Senators Bob Kasten and Sam Brownback.
Who is the represenitive for hayward Wisconsin?
David Obey, Democrat, has served for 21 terms (42 years) as the representative for the 7th District, Wisconsin which includes Hayward, Wisconsin.
Who is the mayor of Milwaukee?
Tom Barrett (D) since 2004. He previously served in the Wisconsin Assembly and as a US Representative and was defeated in 2010 in the race for the office as Governor.
Who is the republican vice president?
Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin
What is Reid Ribble well known for?
Reid Ribble is a well known congressman who represents Wisconsin's 8th District. He is a Republican congressman and has been a US Representative since 2011.
Who are the current us representative of newjersey?
Who are the current us representative of newjersey
Who is mitt Romney's vice president?
His running mate is Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.
Who is the Representative to the US for Taiwan?
King Pu-Tsung is the Representative to the US for Taiwan.
Does the US have a direct democracy or a representative democracy?
Representative. We vote for people to represent us.
