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In 1787, the salary for representatives in the United States Congress was not formally established, as Congress had not yet set a standard pay rate. However, it is known that in 1789, Congress enacted a law that set the salary for members of the House of Representatives at $6 per day while in session. This amount reflected the economic conditions of the time, aiming to make public service accessible to a broader range of citizens.

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