2 per state was written into the constitution to settle an argument by the founders concerning the representatives of the small states vs the larger states. So, they created the two houses of Congress. One with everyone having 2 for each state and the other based on population of each state. In this way the smaller states wouldn't be out voted by the larger states in every issue.
It is a set number of 2 senators per state
No, there are not as many electors in each state as there are senators. The number of electors in each state is equal to the total number of representatives and senators that the state has in Congress. Each state has two senators, but the number of representatives varies based on the state's population.
2 per state, or 100.
There are always 2 per state!! :)
It is a set number of 2 senators per state
Each state has 2 Senators, and some number of representatives based on population.
There are 100 Senators in the Senate. The number of Senators per state remains at two and the total number only changes when a new state is admitted into the union.
In the US, each state is represented by two US Senators.
Each State has two Senators, and at last check there are 50 States, so 100 Senators
Senators are independent of representatives. The number of representatives per state depends on the population of that state. However, there are always two senators for each state no matter what the population size. the number of senators and representatives do not depend on each other.
Each state gets 2 senators. That number does not change. The number of members of the House of Representatives will change, based on population changes- but Senators will stay at 2 per state.
The number of Senators in the Senate (2 per state) and the number of Representatives in the House (varies by state population, but never less than 1 per state).