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What is it called when a senator keeps talking to delay a vote?

Filibuster http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filibuster


What body has the ability to filibuster?

The body of a US Senator


How does the senator prevent a law from being passed?

filibuster


Can a senator take a break during a filibuster?

Yes, a senator can take a break during a filibuster, but the rules and procedures surrounding filibusters can vary. In some cases, the senator may yield the floor temporarily to another senator who supports their cause. However, the senator cannot leave the chamber for an extended period of time as it could potentially end the filibuster.


What happens when the majority party cannot stop a filibuster?

The filibuster continues until the greater majority (60) votes for cloture, or those filibustering stop. Even with cloture, post-filibuster filibusters can be continued by presenting and filibustering amendments to the proposed law. Theoretically, this can continue indefinitely until the senate adjourns. Several filibusters have continued with a single senator speaking to an empty chamber, about unrelated subjects.


Senator action to delay voting on legislative action?

a filibuster?


What is it called when a senator gets the floor and keeps talking?

This is a filibuster.


When a senator tries to speak forever to delay a bill?

Filibuster


Is a tactic used by a Senator to stall a bill and prevent a vote?

filibuster


Why would a senator use filibuster?

To prevent or stall the passage of a bill.


Which procedure allows a senator to prevent a vote on an issue until the Senate leadership consults individually with the senator?

filibuster


What word is used for long speeches by a senator that halts the passage of a bill?

A filibuster is a long speech by a Senator that stops a bill's passage. It is a parliamentary procedure that dates back to ancient Rome where the senator Cato the Younger often used this tactic.