WHO HOLDS THE SEATS IN THE HOUSE?

The seats in the House of Representatives are held by elected officials known as Representatives, who are chosen by voters in their respective congressional districts. The total number of seats is fixed at 435, and they serve two-year terms. The distribution of seats among the states is based on population, as determined by the decennial census. Currently, the political party in control of the House is determined by which party holds the majority of these seats.