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How many times may a congressperson be reelected?

456 because there congress


How many times may a congressperson be relected?

As of 2012, there are no term limits for Congress.


A Congressperson who likes an idea and introduces it as a bill to Congress and speaks in favor of it is called?

a sponsor


When a congressperson gets a scolding it is called a?

When a congressperson receives a scolding, it is often referred to as a "censure." Censure is a formal statement of disapproval that can be issued by the House or Senate, expressing condemnation of a member's actions without expelling them from Congress. It serves as a reprimand and can carry significant political consequences.


What is a person represented by a congressman called?

A man who is a member of the U.S. Congress, especially of the House of Representative.


Are there any irreligious US Congress incumbents?

It depends on what is meant by "irreligious". If you are referring to Atheists, there are none in the US Congress currently, but there were one or two in the past. If you are referring to people who advocate the open suppression of religion (like Stalinist USSR), there is no Congressperson (to my knowledge) which has advocated this.


Does District of Columbia have senators?

No, DC does not have senators, nor a congressperson. We have one "shadow senator," Michael Brown, who could become a real senator if Congress ever ends this taxation without representation.


Who was the intending audience of the first continental congress?

i dont flippin know


How long can a congressperson stay in office?

There are no term limits. The person can stay in office for as long as that person is elected and chooses to remain in the congress. Until they die of old age, if they are elected and reelected into their old age.


Who are two famous congresspeople?

one famous congressperson was Obama. he was the first African American president, but first he was a congress person one famous congressperson was Obama. he was the first African American president, but first he was a congress person


When can a congressperson be arrested?

When they violate the law like anyone else.Added: The only time they are immune from arrest is when Congress is in session and they are actually on the floor of their respective chamber (House or Senate).


What The elect member of Congress called?

The elected member of Congress is referred to as a "Congressperson" or "Member of Congress." In the United States, there are two chambers: the House of Representatives and the Senate. Representatives serve two-year terms, while Senators serve six-year terms. Each member represents a specific geographic area, known as a district for Representatives and a state for Senators.