the house of representatives reached 435 in 1967.
the house of representatives reached 435 in 1967.
when did the house of representatives reach 435?
1967
congress has the power to regulate the size of the house of representatives, and the size of the house has varied through the years due to the admission of new states and reapportionment following a census. the house of representatives began with sixty-five members and now, consists of 435 members.









































in 1911, congress passed the apportionment act of 1911, also known as 'public law 62-5', which says that the united states house of representatives can have no more than 435 members. each state, is given at least one representative and the number of representatives per state varies based on population.
federalist no. 55
mortality displacement refers to the deaths that occur during a heat wave that would have occurred anyway in a near future, but which were precipitated by the heat wave itself. in other words, people who are already very ill and close to death (expected to die, for instance, within days or a few weeks) might die sooner than they might have otherwise, because of the impact of the heat wave on their health. however, because their deaths have been hastened by the heat wave, in the months that follow the number of deaths becomes lower than average. this is also called a "harvesting effect", in which part of the expected (future) mortality shifts forward a few weeks to the period of the heat wave. initially some public officials suggested that the high death toll during the weeks of the heat wave was due to mortality displacement; an analysis of the data later found that mortality displacement during the heat wave was limited to about 26% of the estimated 692 excess deaths in the period between june 21 and august 10, 1995. mortality risks affected blacks disproportionally. appropriately targeted interventions may have a tangible effect on life expectancy.
1995 chicago heat wave