How many U.S. Senators does each state have?

Each state in the United States has two Senators. This structure ensures equal representation in the Senate, regardless of the state's population. The U.S. Senate is comprised of 100 Senators in total, with each of the 50 states contributing two, maintaining a balance of power that allows even smaller states to have a significant voice in federal legislation. This two-Senator system was established by the Constitution to reflect the founding principle of federalism, where both the states and the people have representation at the national level.