How many congressman and senetors does WA have?
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2 senators: Sen Patty Murray, and Sen. Maria Cantwell\n9 Representatives: \n1st District:  U.S. Representative Jay Inslee \n2nd District:  U.S. Representative Rick Larsen \n3rd District:  U.S. Representative Brian Baird \n4th District:  U.S. Representative Doc Hastings \n5th District:  U.S. Representative Cathy McMorris \n6th District:  U.S. Representative Norm Dicks \n7th District:  U.S. Representative Jim McDermott \n8th District:  U.S. Representative Dave Reichert \n9th District:  U.S. Representative Adam Smith
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435 in house of representatives and 100 in senate
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Like the Congress of the United States, every state has its own legislature. Every state except Nebraska has two houses in its legislature. \n\nEvery state has two senators that it sends to Washington; but every state decides for itself how many members there will be in the state legislatures.\n\nUS Senators deal with national issues. State Senators work in the individual state legislatures that meet in each state's capital, and only work on state issues. Your state legislature meets in Harrisburg, and every district in the state has its own representatives and senators.\n\nHope this answer helps. Cheers, mate.
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The 17 Amendment outlines the amount of Senators, yes, but it moreso determines how the position shall be dealt with, in the event it is vacated.\n\nBasically, it states that if a Senator dies, resigns, etc, and the seat is open, the Executive authority (Governor) of that state can call for special elections to be held to fill  the vacancy.\n\nIn the meantime (and this is where it gets interesting), the Governor can place a temporary replacement in the seat, and he/she will act as Senator, with all powers, until that special election can take place, and the new Senator can fly to Washington to be sworn in.  If the Governor wants to, he can even appoint HIMSELF into the Senate seat, until that position can be filled.  (This is supposed to be short term, as when this does happen, special elections are held pretty quickly.)
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I don't know what you mean by "did" but they currently have 2 Senators and 2 Representatives
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As of the end of September 2005, there were 64,288,175 registered phone numbers.  That's from the latest annual report to Congress (link below).
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Maryland has 47 Senators and 141 delegates in the state legislature \n\nIt has 8 represnatives in the House and 2 State Senators
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There are 435 total members of the House of Representatives.  They vary from State to State based on State population resulting in as low as 1 for a State to 53 for a State.  At the source link each State is listed with the numbers of Representatives assigned to each State.
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Each of the 50 states can send 2 Senators to congress.  This allows each state equal say in the political process\n\nEach state sends a number of Representatives to the House, the other half of Congress, to represent them.  The thing is, Representatives in the House correlate with the population of each state, so a more populous state has more Representatives than a less populous state.\n\nIt all arose from debate about whether the states should have equal say in the political process or whether it should depend on population.  Our congress is a compromise, the Senate was developed so each state has an equal say, the House for those who thought population should determine how much say each state has, dependent upon population.\n\nNeither has ministries, they simply retain the legislative power, with set rules governing how each half of Congress interacts with each other in making laws.  Each half retains specific powers, and often they share powers as well.  Congress, the House and Senate combined, is simply one of 3 branches of government.  \n\nIf you have any more questions my email is open, so simply ask, and I'll be happy to let you know!
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Federal, State and Local Legislators.
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house of representatives
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NO it is called The Federal District of Columbia, it has electoral representation, but not elected congressionally represented. It is the only District in USA asa classified like that. American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, The Virgin Islands[though not by now :)- ], Vanuatu, Wake Islands, Midway, Johnston ISlands and the Baker/Howell Islands are all other non-states in the Union, Palau and Micronesia are associatead Republllics by a Compact of Free Association. SO, DC isnt state nor territroy nor anything, it is its own enttity.
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The United States House of Representatives (or simply the House) is one of the two chambers of the United States Congress, the other being the Senate. Each state is represented in the House proportionally to its population, and is entitled to at least one Representative. The total number of Representatives is currently fixed at 435 by the Reapportionment Act of 1929, though Congress has the authority to change that number. Each Representative serves for a two-year term and may be re-elected an unlimited number of times. The presiding officer of the House is known as the Speaker, and is elected by the members. The present House delegations by state are shown in the article List of U.S. states by population.\n\nThe bicameral Congress arose from the desire of the Founders to create a "house of the people" that would represent public opinion, balanced by a more deliberative Senate that would represent the governments of the individual states, and would be less susceptible to variations of mass sentiment. The House is often considered the "lower house," and the Senate as the "upper house," although the United States Constitution does not use such language. The Constitution provides that the approval of both houses is necessary for the passage of legislation.\n\nThe House is generally considered a more partisan chamber than the Senate. Many of the Founding Fathers intended the Senate (whose members were originally chosen by the state legislatures) to be a check on the popularly elected House, just as the House was to be a check on the Senate. The "advice and consent" powers (such as the power to approve treaties) were therefore granted to the Senate alone. The House was granted its own exclusive powers: the power to initiate revenue bills, impeach officials, and elect the President in electoral college deadlocks. The Senate, however, can propose amendments to spending bills, try impeached officials, and choose the Vice President in an electoral college deadlock. The Senate and its members generally have greater prestige than the House since Senators serve longer terms (six years) in a smaller body and (in most cases) represent larger constituencies than Representatives.\n\nThe House meets in the south wing of the United States Capitol.
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538 - 435 from the house of representatives, 100 from the senate, and 3 from Washington DC.  The constitution states that the capital is to have as many representatives as if it were a state "but in no event more than the smallest state" or something to that effect.  The smallest state has 3 representatives - 2 in the Senate (house of equal representation) and 1 in the House of Representatives (house of proportional representation).  The senators and house members are not the same people who make up the electoral college, though.  The only thing that's the same is the number of representatives for each state.\n270 is the minimum necessary to win (50 % + 1).
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The number of Congressional representatives the state has: the number of House members plus the 2 Senators.
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Too many.\n\nIn actuality, there are 536. 435 in the House, 100 in the Senate, plus the Vice President who chairs the Senate.
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100 senators (2 for each state) and 435 reps.