How many votes are needed to pass a bill in the Senate?

Answer 1

Well, honey, in the U.S. Senate, you typically need a simple majority to pass a bill, which means at least 51 out of the 100 senators need to be on board. But don't get too comfortable, 'cause the rules can change depending on the situation. So, buckle up and keep an eye on those numbers!

Answer 2

In the United States Senate, a bill typically requires a simple majority to pass. This means that at least 51 out of the 100 senators must vote in favor of the bill for it to pass. In some cases, a supermajority of 60 votes may be required to end a filibuster and proceed to a final vote on the bill.

Answer 3

A majority ( more that half ) of the Senators voting must vote in favor of it to pass a bill. The actual number depends on the number voting. It is rare for all the senators to be present and vote. If the vote is tied, the vice-president of the US can vote to break the tie.

Answer 4

218 votes ( one more than half of 435) in the House and 51 votes in the Senate are needed if everybody votes. Otherwise one more than half of those voting. In the Senate, 50 votes is enough if the vice-president votes "yes ".

Answer 5

There are 435 representatives in the House....so 218 is required to pass a bill in the house -- unless there are vacancies. If there are vacancies then it's 50% of the votes + 1.

Answer 6

2/3 of congress or house of reps i cant remember

Answer 7

A majority vote is the vote needed to pass a bill. This means that about two-thirds of those serving in the House of Congress must agree with the bill in order for it to be passed.

Answer 8

Both houses of Congress (House of Representatives and the Senate) need to pass the bill in order for it to be sent to the President to either sign or Veto.

Answer 9

a simple majority of a quorum

Answer 10

75 +1