False. Each state is not divided into exactly 3 congressional districts. The number of congressional districts in each state actually varies based on the population of the state. The United States is divided into a total of 435 congressional districts, and these districts are allocated among the states based on their population counts. This process is known as "apportionment." The apportionment is conducted every 10 years following the decennial census, which determines the population of each state. So, the number of congressional districts in a state can be more or less than 3, depending on the size of its population.
