How are the House and Senate similar?

Answer 1

• They both are upper houses of congress
• They both are part of the legislative branch
• They both have representatives from all fifty states
• They both have the same citizenship prerequisites
• They both rotate people in and out of office

Answer 2

Members of the House of Representatives and Senate are similar in the following ways:

Both are elected by the people they represent.

Both decide what bills that are introduced are passed.

Both go to Washington. D.C. when Congress is in session.

Both have to deal with lobbyists who want bills introduced and passed that favor their views.

Answer 3

The people who serve as president and senators are elected. The president is elected by the entire country (and electoral college) and senators are elected as representatives of their states. Both can enact laws of a sort -- the senate writes, presents and votes to make laws. The president can issue executive actions that have similar effect. The president can veto laws made by the senate, but the reverse action by the senate is limited.

Answer 4

the legislative makes the laws and the senate vote it

Answer 5

The House and Senate are similar in that they both form the legislative branch of the government. This is known as bicameral form of legislature.

Answer 6

They are both apart of the congress.

Answer 7

when they meet they are called congress

Answer 8

writing and amending Federal Laws