How many senators represent each province and the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires in the National Senate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Three senators: two for the majority party and one for the first minority
- Step 1: The 1994 Constitutional Reform increased Senate representation from two to three per district. Step 2. There are 24 districts (23 provinces + CABA), totaling 72 national senators. Answer: Three senators: two for the majority party and one for the first minority. Why not the others: Senators serve six-year terms, with one-third of the Senate renewed every two years.
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