According to CSPAN, the 109th had 228 but they don't have the same stats for the 110th yet. posted by jessamyn at 6:19 PM on September 8, 2007
Wikipedia says 56, but given jessamyn's information from CSPAN, that's almost certainly incorrect. It's unsourced, too. posted by dilettante at 6:27 PM on September 8, 2007
232 for the 108th. 215 for the 107th. This blog cites the ABA as saying that 59 senators (59%) and 174 representatives (40%) have law degrees for 233 total but I haven't been able to independently confirm that. posted by jessamyn at 6:31 PM on September 8, 2007 [4 favorites]
Aren't librarians cool?
Ten minutes, done. posted by caddis at 6:33 PM on September 8, 2007 [1 favorite]
(and yes Jess just pulls this stuff off all the time. I am impressed) posted by caddis at 6:35 PM on September 8, 2007
Can I flag my answer as illiterate? Just looked back at that article...I'll get some sleep real soon now. posted by dilettante at 6:46 PM on September 8, 2007
You can get a precise answer for previous Congresses if you go to the book Vital Statistics on Congress (ed. Malbin?). posted by Mr. Justice at 8:13 PM on September 8, 2007
good magazine had a pretty impressive collection of statistics on our collective congresscritters a few issues back, it must have been in their first or second issue. posted by krautland at 8:30 PM on September 8, 2007
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posted by jessamyn at 6:19 PM on September 8, 2007