Which part of congress gets two members per states?

The Senate

The 50 states elect 2 senators each for staggered 6-

year terms. A senator represents between 1 and 37

million people, depending on their state’s population.

The day-to-day activities of the Senate are controlled

largely by the political party holding the most seats,

called the "majority party." Here is a count of senators

by party:

Republicans 52

Democrats 46

Independents 2

Total 100

The House of Representatives

The states are also divided into 435 congressional

districts with a population of about 710,000 each. Each

district elects a representative to the House of

Representatives for a 2-year term.

As in the Senate, the day-to-day activities of the House

are controlled by the "majority party." Here is a count

of representatives by party:

Republicans 241

Democrats 194

Total 435

In addition, the District of Columbia and the U. S.’s five

island territories each send a non-voting delegate to

the House. Puerto Rico’s delegate is called the

Resident Commissioner.