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A majority of senators are always experienced the senate is said to be?
a continuous body
Because a majority of senators are always experienced the senate is said to be A-a house of colleagues B-a continuous body C-Bicameral D-A partisan body?
b-continuous body Day?
Why do people want to oppose majority?
Because the majority isn't always right.
How does the senate balance the number of new senators with experienced senators?
The Senate balances new and experienced senators through staggered elections, where approximately one-third of the 100 Senate seats are up for election every two years. This system ensures that there is always a mix of seasoned lawmakers and newcomers, allowing for continuity in governance and the retention of institutional knowledge. Additionally, seniority plays a significant role in committee assignments and leadership positions, which helps integrate new senators into the legislative process while leveraging the expertise of experienced members.
How is the role of the pro tempore chosen?
He is elected by the Senators. Not surprisingly the majority party always wins, and the present custom is to elect their member who has the longest seniority in the Senate.
Is it Majority vote or two third vote on a bill?
Initially, a simple majority is needed to pass a bill (that's 218 Representatives and 51 Senators). However, if the President vetoes the bill, then two thirds of both houses (290 Representatives and 67 Senators) must vote to override the veto. Also, two thirds is always initially necessary to propose a Constitutional Amendment.
What are the most important values to American citizen?
Equality (Fairly Representing the Majority while protecting rights of Minorities) Integrity (To always be truthful in what you do) Democracy (Representing the citizens in government by electing senators)
Is the speaker always a part of the majority party?
The House Speaker is always a member of the majority party for the simple reason that he is elected by a majority vote of the House.
Why are there 100 senators in senate?
There are always two elected for each state. Since the US has 50 states there a 100 senators.
Why does the Vice President affect the number of senators there are?
I think that the president affect the numbers of bills they pay and because senators are stupid not talking about the president but who ever made up this question
Why does the majority party have an advantage over the minority party under the committee systems?
Any majority party will always have an advantage over a minority party. This is because there are more people in the majority party so their vote out weighs that of the minority party.
Is majority always right?
No, it is simply the majority. It has nothing to do with the truth or goodness of a thing.
