Answer: It has more members than the Senate.
Bicameral legislatures are those that divide the legislative power in two distinct chambers: the lower house and the upper house. Typically, this house is more numerous than that of the upper house, but their respective duties depend on whether the country has a parliamentary or a presidential system.
Other characteristics that the lower house has is that it is always elected by popular vote, while the upper house members have different ways of being appointed depending on the country. Also, representation in this chamber is usually proportionate to population, and the age of candidacy is usually lower than that of the upper house.
In the U. S., the lower house is called the House of Representatives and the upper house is called the Senate.
