1 Severe sore throat and Sudden onset of dysphagia and Swallowing symptoms (4 causes). 2  Severe sore throat and Sudden onset of dysphagia and Throat symptoms (4 causes). 3  Severe sore throat and Sudden onset of dysphagia and Bad taste in mouth in children (3 causes). Severe sore throat and Sudden onset of dysphagia and Nerve symptoms (4 causes). 2  Severe sore throat and Sudden onset of dysphagia and Pain swallowing (4 causes). 3  Severe sore throat and Sudden onset of dysphagia and Respiratory symptoms (4 causes).
How many electors does each state have? At the time of the First Congress in 1789, there were only 13 states and a total of 65 representatives, each of whom represented 30,000 citizens. As the new country expanded, the number of representatives also expanded, and the size of their constituencies began to grow as well. By 1815, there were 83 representatives in Congress, and by 1911, there were 391. At this time, Congress passed the Apportionment Act of 1911.
Number of Representatives. The Constitution set the number of representatives at 65 from 1787 until the first enumeration in 1790. The first apportionment, based on the 1790 census, resulted in 105 members. From 1800 through 1840, the number of representatives was determined by the ratio of the number of persons each was to represent (fixed ratio), although the way to handle fractional remainders changed.