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The people elect both the members of the House of Representatives and the United States Senate by direct ballot.

Representatives are elected by Congressional district and serve for two-year terms.

Senators are elected state wide and serve six-year terms.

(Until the passage of the 17th Amendment to the Constitution, Senators were selected by the state legislatures.)

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Congressional districts are determined by population. The greater the population, the more districts the state has. Only residents within the district can vote for a U.S. House of Representatives Representative. All citizens of every state vote for the states two Senators in separate elections, in different years.

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