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How do congressmen and congresswomen get their job and why do they get it?
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Each runs for office, people vote for them, and they are elected. They get the seat because people feel they will be represented in congress.
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What are the House of Representative people called?
Either representatives or congressmen or congresswoman. Mostly congressmen or congresswomen
The Congressmen and Congresswomen in the Philippines?
ambot nimo wui..
What does the legislative branch refers to?
The congress and the people who work with the congressmen and congresswomen.
What are the officials of the House of Representatives?
Elected officials in the house of reps are called congressmen and congresswomen.
How long is Nancy Pelosi's term as a congresswoman?
All congressmen and congresswomen have a two year term.
How can you use the word 'represent' in a sentence?
Congressmen and congresswomen represent us in the Senate and House of Representatives.
Lists of congressmen and congresswomen in the Philippines with their district and provinces?
You can find this by looking up the governmental information of the area. There should be a list of your congressperson listed there.
How are representatives selected for the House of Representatives?
Representatives (also called Congressmen and Congresswomen) are elected by the voters who live in the district they represent.representative in us are nominated
What is the primary job of Congressmen?
The primary job of a Congressmen is to make laws.
What is the plural possessive for congresswomen?
The plural possessive of congresswomen is congresswomen's.
What are the judges of the House of Representatives called?
There are no judges in the House of Representatives; the members are called either Congressmen (Congresswomen) or Representatives. Judges are part of the Judicial Branch; the House of Representatives is part of the Legislative Branch; they're completely separate.
What influences a congressman's vote?
Congressmen and congresswomen are influenced by four principle factors when voting for laws: personal beliefs, constituent interests, interest groups, and political party loyalty.
