United States Congress

The legislative branch of the United States government. The structure and responsibilities of Congress are defined in Article One of the United States Constitution. The United States Congress has two houses: the Senate and the /House of Representatives.

Members of Congress

Each state has two Senators.

• Alabama House Members: 7

• Alaska House Members: 1

• Arizona House Members: 6

• Arkansas House Members: 4

• California House Members: 52

• Colorado House Members: 6

• Connecticut House Members: 6

• Delaware House Members: 1

• Florida House Members: 23

• Georgia House Members: 11

• Hawaii House Members: 2

• Idaho House Members: 2

• Illinois House Members: 20

• Indiana House Members: 10

• Iowa House Members: 5

• Kansas House Members: 4

• Kentucky House Members: 6

• Louisiana House Members: 7

• Maine House Members: 2

• Maryland House Members: 8

• Massachusetts House Members: 10

• Michigan House Members: 16

• Minnesota House Members: 8

• Mississippi House Members: 5

• Missouri House Members: 9

• Montana House Members: 1

• Nebraska House Members: 3

• Nevada House Members: 2

• New Hampshire House Members: 2

• New Jersey House Members: 13

• New Mexico House Members: 3

• New York House Members: 31

• North Carolina House Members: 12

• North Dakota House Members: 1

• Ohio House Members: 19

• Oklahoma House Members: 6

• Oregon House Members: 5

• Pennsylvania House Members: 21

• Rhode Island House Members: 2

• South Carolina House Members: 6

• South Dakota House Members: 1

• Tennessee House Members: 9

• Texas House Members: 30

• Utah House Members: 3

• Vermont House Members: 1

• Virginia House Members: 11

• Washington House Members: 9

• West Virginia House Members: 3

• Wisconsin House Members: 9

• Wyoming House Members: 1

Non-voting Members

The following territories each have 1 non-voting member of the House of Representatives (and no senators):

• American Samoa

• District of Columbia

• Guam

• Puerto Rico

• Virgin Islands

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