representative: 1. term: 2 years 2. minimum age:25 3. residency: state in which elected 4. citizenship: 7 years Senate: 1. term: 6 years 2.minimum age:30 3.redidency: state in which elected 4.citizen ship: 9 years
Requirements for membership in the House of Representatives are provided in Article I, Section 2 of the US Constitution:"No person shall be a Representative who shall not have attained to the age of twenty five years, and been seven years a citizen of the United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an inhabitant of that state in which he shall be chosen."
These requirements cannot be changed without a constitutional amendment.
Yes. Both the house of representatives and the senate of the USA have grown in membership since 1887.
what are rhe mojor differences between membership in the senate and membership in the house
The requirements are two separate factors and do not restrict either house.
It is called a Quorum.
The Senate is considered the higher house of Congress, so being a Senator is more prestigious than being a Representative, as well as having stricter requirements.
House of Representatives - Requirements 25 years old US citizen for 7 years Live in represented state (district) Terms and membership 6 year terms 100 senators total Senate - Requirements 30 years old US citizen for 9 years Live in represented state Terms and membership 2 year terms 435 representatives total
Members of the Senate have more responsibilities than members of the House, since they are numerically fewer (100 compared to 435).
Members of the Senate have more responsibilities than members of the House, since they are numerically fewer (100 compared to 435).
The Speaker of the House is elected by the House from among its membership. Oddly enough , the majority party always wins. The vice-president is also the President of the Senate. He can only vote in the case of a tie.
6 year term25 minimum agestate in which elected7 years citizenship
Both the House of Representative and the Senate represent the people.
Membership in the US Senate is based on a winning amount of votes over your competitors in a state Senate election.Only two Senators represent each state in the Senate.