Congressional Structure

Congress is bicameral, meaning it is divided into two chambers: the House of Representatives, whose 435 members each represent a district and serve 2-year terms, with the number of districts per state based on population, and the Senate, whose 100 members each represent an entire state, 2 per state regardless of population, and serve 6-year terms. This structure was itself a deliberate compromise between smaller states, which wanted equal representation, and larger states, which wanted representation based on population.

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