In the US, the House of Representatives are elected by the voters in their respective states. The number of Representatives a state may have is based on population. Some states have such a low level of population, they have only one member in the House of Representatives. As a consequence of the US Constitution, some low population states have two senators and one House member. This is quite unusual, and normally the reverse is true.
A member of the House of Representatives
This is a bad question because it implies a change took place. In fact, the way House of Representatives legislatures were chosen has always been the same: "House of Representatives shall be composed of Members chosen every second Year by the People of the several States." Article I, Section II
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The North Carolina General Assembly with a 50 member Senate and a 120 member House of Representatives.
James A. Garfield
Speaker of the House of Representatives. They are normally a senior member of the majority party in the House, and are chosen by their party for the position.
In states with a low population, members of the House of Representatives are chosen in the districts. This is to create a balance in the legislative representation.
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The leader of the House is called the Speaker of the House and is elected by its members. Not too surprisingly a member of the majority party always wins.
Congressman refers to a member of the House of Representative. Senator is a member of the Senate.
The president of Malta is chosen by the House of Representatives of Malta.
In order to be a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, the individual must be at least 25-years-old.
Yes, but a member of the House of Representatives can be expelled by a two-thirds vote of the House of Representatives; no trial is necessary.
Alaska has a single US House member.
The House of Representatives appoints the president of their House.