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Congressmen are elected to office by the voters in their respective congressional districts. Each district represents a specific geographic area, and eligible voters within that area participate in elections, typically held every two years. The candidate who receives the majority of votes in the district during the election is declared the winner and takes office as the congressman.
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What is an incumbent Congressman?
A congressman who was already in office and was reelected.
What is the possessive for congressman?
The possessive form is congressman is congressman's.Example: The congressman's office is on the second floor.
When Congress votes itself a pay raise it cannot take that raise until the next term giving people time to vote their Congressman Congresswoman out of office?
27th amendment....
Can a congressman be removed from office if he disobeys the rule of his party while holding office?
only on tuesday
Why does the number of electoral votes not match the number of congressional members?
Besides the Congressional representatives each state has two senators and so get two votes in addition to the number of its congressman. Since every state has at least one congressman , it follows that every state gets at least three electoral votes, as does DC.The total is electoral votes is thus 435 for Congress plus 100 for the Senate plus 3 for Dc = 538.
Why do costomers have influence over politicians?
Politicians rely on the votes of consumers to keep them in office.
What is the incumbency and how does it work in favor of a congressman?
incumbency is a person that holds a office
What besty explains how many electoral votes a state gets?
The number of congressman from that state plus the number of senators from that state.
Who votes for presidential removal from office?
the senate
Who officially votes the president into office?
voters
How is the president voted int office?
The President is voted into office by way of the electoral college. The people cast their votes and based on their votes the electors vote for President.
Are votes in congress secret?
Absolutely not. Records are meticulously taken when bills are debated, and anyone can see how their Congressman/Senator voted on any issue. Congressional votes are a matter of public record. --Charlie G.
