Congressional delegations, state legislatures, and government information for every U.S. state
The United States consists of 50 states, each with its own government structure. Every state is represented in the federal government by 2 U.S. Senators and at least 1 U.S. Representative (proportional to population). Additionally, each state has its own legislature that creates state-specific laws.
Click on any state to view its complete federal delegation—2 Senators and all House Representatives—with voting records, committee assignments, and contact information.
Each state has its own legislature that creates laws for that state. Most states have a bicameral legislature (Senate and House/Assembly), except Nebraska which has a unicameral system.
U.S. territories are represented by non-voting delegates in Congress. While they can participate in committee work and floor debates, they cannot vote on final passage of legislation.