The 430th Congress refers to a hypothetical future session of the United States Congress, which is composed of two chambers: the House of Representatives and the Senate. Each Congress lasts for two years, and the numbering of Congresses is based on the year they convene. The 430th Congress would follow the 429th Congress and would be expected to address various legislative issues, including budgetary matters, healthcare, and infrastructure. Members of the 430th Congress would include elected representatives from each state, serving in the House of Representatives, and senators from each state serving in the Senate. The Congress meets in Washington, D.C., where they debate and vote on proposed laws, known as bills, which can impact the lives of millions of Americans.