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The terms of U. S. Senators and Representatives always begin and end on the 3rd of January after the election. The date was changed to 3 January from 4 March in 1933 by the 20th Amendment to the U. S. Constitution, the same amendment that changed the presidential Inauguration Day to 20 January.
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When is the 112th session of congress sworn in?
The 112th session of Congress was sworn in on January 5, 2011.
What are the release dates for Be But Sworn - 2011?
Be But Sworn - 2011 was released on: USA: 4 August 2011 (Film School Exhibition)
When was Congress of the New Right created?
Congress of the New Right was created on 2011-03-25.
When will the new speaker of the house John Boehner be sworn in officially?
John Boehner was officially sworn in as the Speaker of the House on January 5, 2011.
What actors and actresses appeared in Be But Sworn - 2011?
The cast of Be But Sworn - 2011 includes: Sarah Marie Gawronski as Romeo
Who is the govenor of New York for 2010?
David Paterson is the Governor of New York and will be so until the beginning of January 2011 when a new Governor will be sworn in.
How many republican senators in the 2011 congress?
The new Congress now has 47 Republican senators.
When does the new congress take over after the 2008 election?
The new Congress takes over on January 3rd following the 2008 election. This date is specified by the US Constitution.
When a new justice sworn in they must take a?
when a new justice is sworn in they must a
The date congress is sworn into office congressional session?
January 6th
What session of congress is in?
The 111th Congress. Members of the new 112th Congress elected in the November 2010 general election will begin session in January 2011.
What would happen if someone killed the president of the U.S.?
The vice president would be sworn in as the new president. The new president would nominate someone to be the next vice president, and the nominee would be sworn in after a confirmation majority vote by both houses of Congress.
