New Hampshire House of Representatives
The House of Representatives of New Hampshire (New Hampshire House of Representatives ) is the lower house of the New Hampshire General Court, the legislature of the U.S. state of New Hampshire.
The Houses of Parliament is composed of 400 deputies who come from 103 electoral districts. Each of these units includes a fixed number of an average of 3,000 residents. Deputies are elected for two -year terms. The conference hall of the House of Representatives is located together with the State Senate in New Hampshire State House in the capital, Concord.
New Hampshire State House
Unlike in many state legislatures, there are in New Hampshire no " cloister ". The lawmakers from both parties sit partially separated into five sections. Once a Member has taken a place, makes this one of the be located at the location marker lights on and pushes his party affiliation from (Chairman and party leader in green, Non- Chairs in red). The location of a party seat is not fixed, it is often decided by the personal preference of a senator. The sixth section, which is the Speaker of the House reserved, is an exception.
Composition after the election in 2010
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