Each U.S. state has a number of representatives in the House of Representatives based on its population, with every state guaranteed at least one representative. The total number of representatives is fixed at 435 seats, which are apportioned among the states after each decennial census according to population changes

. For example:

• California has 52 representatives.
• Texas has 38 representatives.
• Florida has 28 representatives.
• Smaller states like Alaska, Delaware, Vermont, and Wyoming each have 1 representative

This apportionment process ensures representation is proportional to population while maintaining a minimum of one representative per state. The number of representatives can change every 10 years based on census results, with some states gaining or losing seats accordingly