Electoral Votes per State
How many electoral votes does North Carolina have?
13
Who is the most powerful person in the house of representatives?
Speaker of the house.
How many members are in the senate?
100.
What does bicameral mean in congress?
Congress is composed of two parts, the House of Representative and the Senate.
What is it called if president rejects a bill?
Veto
How many electoral votes does Georgia have?
13
How many members are in the house of representatives?
435
How many senators per state?
2.
What is the franking privilege?
Free mail as long as it work related.
How is a bill turned into law?
It passes through congress and is signed by the president.
How many electoral votes does Florida have?
25
What are the requirements for a representative?
25 years old, 7 years citizenship, live in state during election.
Is the senate the upper house or lower house?
Upper
What is the clause that gives Congress the power to provide for laws that are "necessary and proper"?
Clause 18
What is the bill called before it is passed?
Legislation.
How many electoral votes does Texas have?
32
How long is a representative term?
Two years.
Who are North Carolina's senators?
Richard Burr and Thom Tillis.
Can the house or the senate impeach?
The house.
Does pass through the committees or floor first?
Commitees
How many electoral votes does California have?
53
Who is our representative?
Virginia Foxx
Does the senate impeach or do they hold the trial?
Hold the trial.
Who does most of the work in congress?
Committees.
How is a veto overriden?
A majority vote is taken in congress.