There are 2 senators for each state in the US Senate, a total of 100.
But "state senators" are in the state legislatures, and the number varies by state, from as few as 20 to as many as 67. This is usually because (like the state house of representatives) the districts are determined by population. Some can change sizes. Nebraska has a unicameral legislature, with no separate senate.
Alabama - 35
Alaska - 20 (fewest of any state)
Arizona - 30
Arkansas - 35
California - 40
Colorado - 35
Connecticut - 36
Delaware - 21
Florida - 40
Georgia - 56
Hawaii - 25
Idaho - 35
Illinois - 59
Indiana - 50
Iowa - 50
Kansas - 49
Kentucky - 38
Louisiana - 39
Maine - 35
Maryland - 47
Massachusetts - 40
Michigan - 38
Minnesota - 67 (most of any state)
Mississippi - 52
Missouri - 34
Montana - 50
Nebraska - * No separate senate - 49 state representatives
Nevada - 21
New Hampshire - 24
New Jersey - 40
New Mexico - 42
New York - 63
North Carolina - 50
North Dakota - 47
Ohio - 33
Oklahoma - 48
Oregon - 30
Pennsylvania - 50
Rhode Island - 38
South Carolina - 46
South Dakota - 35
Tennessee - 33
Texas - 31
Utah - 29
Vermont - 30
Virginia - 40
Washington - 49
West Virginia - 17
Wisconsin - 33
Wyoming - 30
In the US, each state is represented by two US Senators.
Each state in the US has 2 senators. They are elected in each state by the entire population of that state.
2 Senate Seats per state, totalling 100. House seats depend on how many people live in the state.
The number of representatives per state in the house depends on the state's population. States with the lowest population has only one representative in the house, while California which is the most populous state, has 53 representatives.
Each state is apportioned a number of representatives based on state population. Population is determined every 10 years with a census. In conjunction with state representatives, each state is given 2 senators to represent them in congress. The number of representatives plus the number of senators equals the number of electorial votes each state is given.
Two per state.
Several states designated one senator per county or district, while in with per capita voting, which gave each senator, rather than each state.
No. The constitution says every state must have exactly 2 senators.
There are two senators per state from each of the fifty states in the United States of America. The number of US house members; however, is based on the population size of the individual state.
Each state has two senators in the Senate. For the House of Representatives, the number depends on the population in each state.
there are 2 there are only 2 senators per state... its the house of reps that varies
EV's are apportioned by population. Each state gets one EV for each Congressional District it contains plus two more EV's, one for each senator in the United States Senate.
Currently, a Maryland State senator makes $46,500 per year. Beginning in 2016 this will change to $56,500 per year.
Two per State.
there are 2 delegates for each state.
100 2 per each state There are two senators per state in the U.S.
There are two senators per state, and with the fifty states, there are 100 senators. They each serve a term of six years.