How many representatives does a state have?

Each state has two US Senators. Representatives in the House of Representatives are apportioned by population, and this changes every ten years after the Census results are calculated. There are 435 in total, along with 6 non-voting delegates representing the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and other US territories.

Following the 2010 Census, states had the following numbers of representatives for the 113th Congress (2013-2014):

Alabama - 7

Alaska - 1

Arizona - 9

Arkansas - 4

California - 53

Colorado - 7

Connecticut - 5

Delaware - 1

Florida - 27

Georgia - 14

Hawaii - 2

Idaho - 2

Illinois - 18

Indiana - 9

Iowa - 4

Kansas - 4

Kentucky - 6

Louisiana - 6

Maine - 2

Maryland - 8

Massachusetts - 9

Michigan - 14

Minnesota - 8

Mississippi - 4

Missouri - 8

Montana - 1

Nebraska - 3

Nevada - 4

New Hampshire - 2

New Jersey - 12

New Mexico - 3

New York - 27

North Carolina - 13

North Dakota - 1

Ohio - 16

Oklahoma - 5

Oregon - 5

Pennsylvania - 18

Rhode Island - 2

South Carolina - 7

South Dakota - 1

Tennessee - 9

Texas - 36

Utah - 4

Vermont - 1

Virginia - 11

Washington - 10

West Virginia - 3

Wisconsin - 8

Wyoming - 1