In New Hampshire, state reps and senators are paid only $200 per two-year term.[0] There are also more reps (total, not per capita) than in any other state. Rep

In New Hampshire, state reps and senators are paid only $200 per two-year term.[0] There are also more reps (total, not per capita) than in any other state. Reps end up representing <4,000 people on average--a number someone can actually represent. And they have to consider every proposal. You know what the most common decision is? "ITL," or "inexpedient to legislate." In most cases, no, there really shouldn't be a law. Is it the best system out there? Probably not, but it certainly solves some of the commonest problems. [0] https://www.vnews.com/Upper-Valley-state-legislators-push-for-higher-compensation-49418365 https://www.vnews.com/Upper-Valley-state-legislators-push-fo...