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The US House of Representatives has 535 voting members. Answer true or false.
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- voting members of the House
- Voting representatives in the House; nonvoting delegates and the Senate are not included.
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- history.house.gov, 2 u.s.c. § 2a / apportionment act of 1929, as reflected by the u.s. house of representatives (house.gov) and u.s. census bureau: the house has 435 voting members, apportioned among the states; 535 is the combined total of the house (435) and senate (100)., 2 u.s.c. § 2a and the reapportionment act of 1929 fix the u.s. house of representatives at 435 voting members; 535 is the combined total of the house (435) and senate (100), not the house alone, 2 u.s.c. § 2a and the u.s. house of representatives official site (house.gov/representatives), which state the house is composed of 435 voting representatives apportioned among the states, a number fixed since the reapportionment act of 1929, 2 u.s.c. §2a (permanent apportionment act of 1929); us house of representatives official site (house.gov/representatives) — the house has 435 voting members; 535 is the combined total of the house (435) and senate (100), house.gov ('the house' page, https://www.house.gov/the-house-explained) and 2 u.s.c. §2a, both stating the house has 435 voting members (apportioned among the states); 535 is the combined total of the house (435) and senate (100), not the house alone., u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives (history.house.gov) and 2 u.s.c. §2a / u.s. constitution art. i, sec. 2 — the house has been fixed at 435 voting members since the reapportionment act of 1929 (effective 1913 apportionment base), not 535., u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives (history.house.gov) and the permanent apportionment act of 1929 (2 u.s.c. §2a), which fix house membership at 435 voting members, u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives (history.house.gov) and u.s. const. art. i, § 2 as implemented by the permanent apportionment act of 1929 (46 stat. 21): the house has 435 voting members, not 535, u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives — 'the house has 435 voting representatives' (house.gov/the-house-explained); u.s. constitution, art. i, as modified by the reapportionment act of 1929, fixing house membership at 435, u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, determining apportionment: https://history.house.gov/institution/apportionment/determining-apportionment/, u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives: 'the house is composed of 435 members' (https://history.house.gov/institution/apportionment/apportionment/); u.s. constitution, permanent apportionment act of 1929, 2 u.s.c. 2a, fixing house membership at 435, u.s. house of representatives, history.house.gov / house.gov "the house explained": the house has 435 voting representatives, a number fixed by the permanent apportionment act of 1929; 535 is the total of 435 representatives plus 100 senators across both chambers of congress, not the house alone., u.s. house of representatives, history.house.gov / house.gov ("the house of representatives is composed of 435 members"), per the permanent apportionment act of 1929 (pub. l. 71-13), u.s. house of representatives, history.house.gov: 'the u.s. constitution sets the number of voting representatives at no more than one for every 30,000 persons... the number of voting representatives was fixed at 435 by the reapportionment act of 1929.', u.s. house of representatives, representatives, https://www.house.gov/representatives (states the number of voting representatives is fixed by law at no more than 435)., u.s. house of representatives, the house explained: https://www.house.gov/the-house-explained (states 435 representatives have full voting rights)., u.s. house of representatives, the house explained: https://www.house.gov/the-house-explained (states that the number of representatives with full voting rights is 435)., u.s. house of representatives, the house explained: https://www.house.gov/the-house-explained (states the number of representatives with full voting rights is 435)., us constitution art. i, sec. 2 and 2 u.s.c. §2a (reapportionment act of 1929) as implemented since 1913; us house of representatives official site (house.gov/the-house-explained) states the house has 435 voting members., us constitution article i / us house of representatives official site (house.gov) — the house is fixed by law (2 u.s.c. §2a) at 435 voting members, not 535; 535 is the commonly cited total of the full congress (435 house + 100 senate), us constitution article i, section 2 as implemented by 2 u.s.c. § 2a, which fixes house membership at 435 voting representatives apportioned among the states; the claim of 535 members conflates total house+senate seats (435+100) and is false for the house alone., us constitution, art. i, as implemented by 2 u.s.c. § 2a (permanent apportionment at 435 seats since the reapportionment act of 1929); u.s. house of representatives official site (house.gov) stating membership is fixed at 435 voting members., us constitution, article i + permanent apportionment act of 1929 (2 u.s.c. §2a): house membership fixed at 435 voting members; the 535 figure is the combined total of 435 house + 100 senate members, not house alone., us constitution, article i, section 2, and 2 u.s.c. § 2a, as implemented by the reapportionment act of 1929: the us house of representatives has 435 voting members, not 535, us house of representatives official site (house.gov, 'the house explained') and 2 u.s.c. §2a (reapportionment act of 1929), both stating the house has 435 voting members, us house of representatives official site (house.gov, 'the house explained') and us constitution art. i / 2 u.s.c. §2a, both stating the house has 435 voting members; 535 is the combined total of the house (435) and senate (100), us house of representatives, history.house.gov / house.gov 'the house explained' — the house has been fixed at 435 voting members since the reapportionment act of 1929 (effective 1913 apportionment); 535 is the combined total of the house (435) and senate (100)., us house of representatives, history.house.gov / house.gov: the house has 435 voting members, fixed by the permanent apportionment act of 1929 (2 u.s.c. §2a); 535 is the combined total of the house (435) and senate (100), us house of representatives, history.house.gov and house.gov/representatives — the house has 435 voting members (plus 6 non-voting delegates/commissioner), fixed by the permanent apportionment act of 1929, us house of representatives, history.house.gov and house.gov/representatives — the house has 435 voting members, a number fixed by the reapportionment act of 1929; it is not 535 (535 is the total of house + senate seats combined), us house of representatives, history.house.gov — "the house is composed of 435 members" (size fixed by the reapportionment act of 1929, 2 u.s.c. 2a), us house of representatives, office of the clerk (house.gov/representatives) and u.s. const. amend. xiv / apportionment act of 1929 — the house has 435 voting members (535 is the total of house + senate, 435 + 100), www.house.gov
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#527falseUS House of Representatives, history.house.gov and house.gov/representatives — the House has 435 voting members (plus 6 non-voting delegates/commissioner), fixed by the Permanent Apportionment Act of 1929
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