How many voting members are in the House of Representatives?

The House of Representatives has a total of four hundred thirty-five voting members. This number is established by law and has remained the same since 1911, although the total number of representatives can vary from state to state based on population. The constitutionally mandated process of apportionment occurs every ten years, following the decennial census, ensuring that representation accurately reflects the population distribution in the United States. This is why the voting membership in the House is fixed at 435, emphasizing the importance of population in determining representation.