Its members have six year terms, with one third of the total members up for reelection every two years and this is the statement among the statements given that is true about the United States Senate.
The U. S. Constitution sets the term of senators for a fixed term of six years and staggers their elections into three cycles, so that a third of the Senate was up for election every two years. ... The allocation took place in May 1789, several weeks after the first Senate assembled. Anwer a
