Who is in charge of the legislature branch?

Answer 1

The Speaker of The House of Representatives, elected from among the Representatives themselves, leads the House side of Congress.

The Speaker of The Senate, also chosen by his colleagues, leads the Senate side.

Answer 2

No single person has direct control of the legislative branch. This is primarily because it is split into two houses, each of which must work together to pass legislation. As far as internal control of each part, each makes its own rules of procedure. In the Senate, the Vice President is the President of the Senate but has no vote unless there is a tie. The Senate chooses a President pro tempore from among the Senators to preside when the Vice President cannot. He does have a vote. The House chooses a Speaker of the House to preside over the House of Representatives. He does have a vote. The other reason there is no direct control of the legislature is that the President has to agree to laws passed by Congress before they become effective. The legislature can override the veto but only on 2/3 majority, which is difficult to do.

Answer 3

The House of Representatives and Senate are both in charge of the legislature branch.

Answer 4

The legislative branch makes the laws.

Answer 5

The Senate and the House of Representatives.

Answer 6

the speacker of the house is in charge

Answer 7

citizens

Answer 8

Citizens