each state sends a different number of representatives to the house of representatives,depending on the population of the state? true or false, i think it's true
Yes, your statement is true. Each state in the United States sends a different number of representatives to the House of Representatives based on the population of the state. This is known as apportionment, and it is determined by the decennial census conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau. The population of each state is divided by a fixed number of members in the House, currently set at 435, to determine the number of representatives each state receives. This system is in place to ensure that representation in the House is based on the principle of equal representation while also considering the population size of each state.
