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How do the Federalists explain the different terms of office for the House and the Senate?
In the days when the Constitution was promulgated, only the House of Representatives was open to general election. The Senate was appointed by the State Legislatures. (This would change with the 17th Amendment, which made Senators popularly elected over 100 years later.)
Since members of the House would be elected by the people, the terms were short to reflect the fact that people's tendency would be to become impatient with the government and wish to elect new officials quickly. As for the Senators, since they were chosen by the State Legislatures, the longer terms would make allow the legislatures to spend less time worrying about the Federal Government and more time dealing with local laws.
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Who is the chief office for the senate?
The secretary of the Senate.
When was Dirksen Senate Office Building created?
Dirksen Senate Office Building was created in 1958.
How long is the term of a member of the senate?
In the US it is six years Other countries have different terms of office.
Who is the presiding office of the Senate?
== == == == the presiding officer in the senate is the vice president president of the senate
Who were barred from coming back to the colonies and seeking office?
The anti-federalists.
Where do Joe Biden work at?
He has an office in the Senate Office building.
Who is the office head of the senate?
The Banks
What is the length of the term of office for members of the US Senate's?
Senate is 6 years
Which office in the senate is most similar in power to that of the speaker of the house?
That would be the President of the Senate, an office normally held by the vice-president of the US.
What office is the President of the Senate elected to?
The President of the Senate is the Vice-President of the United States.
How long is the term of office of a member of the Senate?
A member of the Senate has a term of six years.
Who votes for presidential removal from office?
the senate
