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Because although they hold the title, they are still an elected member of congress and represent constituents
Yes, the president pro tempore give the final vote on a bill in the Senate.
The President Pro Tempore of the Senate is the Vice-President of the United States. One of his jobs in the Senate is to break a possible vote tie.
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The Vice President is the President of the Senate. While this job is often delegated to a Senator, to act as president pro tempore, the Vice President has the actual job. The responsibility of the President of the Senate, whether the VP or the president pro tempore, is to cast a deciding vote in cases of a tie. However, the VP can only cast a vote at that time, while the president pro tempore can vote in all occasions a normal senator can. Thus the president pro tempore essentially has 2 votes, with only one used in most cases.
President Pro Tempore of the Senate. The office also existed in the Confederate States of America.
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The current president pro tempore is Daniel Inouye from Hawaii.
As the people's representative to make various legislation, this gives the members of the senate the honorary position.
The Secretary of State is next in line after the pro tempore.
No, Nancy Pelosi is not the president pro tempore. Patrick Leahy currently holds that position.
The President pro tempore of the Senate is the next in line of succession after the Speaker of the House of Representatives.