The Senate represents large and small states equally with two senators per state; while each state’s share of the 435 representatives in the House is determined by its population. Because members of the House of Representatives have two-year term lengths, they are typically more responsive to their constituents’ concerns than senators, who have six-year terms. Senators cannot ignore their constituents, however, as one-third of the Senate is up for reelection every two years. they also have different responsibility's they take out.
House seats are based on the population of the States. That’s why we have a census every ten years. The Senate has two seats per State. This makes every State equal. With fewer people in the Senate, they can’t afford to have so many committees. They just don’t have enough time and people.
