All the citizens within his/her home state. The origins of Senatorial elections were that a Governor would elect the two Senators to represent the state of their election. The 17th amendment changed the election process to that of a popular public vote, but their duties were not changed. Unfortunately, as they are elected by the public, the States have little to no voice now to protect themselves from the ever growing Federal Government, which had been part of the reason for having Senators in the first place: to let the national issues, like defense or foreign relations, be decided by the Federal Government, and the rest by the states.and also all people in United States
Each state has 2 senators, therefore each senator still represents the entire population of the state he was seated from. Representatives, on the other hand, are decided based on the population of each state. The number of representatives is set at 435, so the actual number of people they represent varies from state to state.
i don't know sorry........... :( i want to know that too
Well, it depends on the state they represent. Each state has two senators to represent them, so I guess a senator would technically represent half of the state's population.
Each state has 2 Senators, so there isn't a set number. It all depends on the size of the state.
55... i swear.
There are 100 US Senators in Congress. Each of the 50 states have 2 Senators to represent the state in Congress.
Every state is allowed to have two Senators to represent them in Congress. The state Representatives number is based off of population.
There are 435 representatives in the House of Representatives, and there are 100 senators in the Senate.
100 senators!
That would depend upon the population of the state that the Senator(s) represent.
The new Congress now has 47 Republican senators.
there are 100 ^_^
100
There are no senators specifically representing Brooklyn since senators represent states in the United States Congress. New York State has two senators representing the entire state.
There are two senators from each state.
Each state has two senators regardless of population, so there are 100 senators in the US Congress.
There are 100 senators in the U.S. Congress. There are two for every state. There are 438 Representatives in Congress.