House of Reps
This is the minimum age requirement to be a member of the House.
What is 25?
How many senates does each state have?
What is two?
This refers to a private meeting by the majority party.
What is a caucus?
This refers to the redrawing of congressional boundaries to gain a political advantage.
What is gerrymandering?
This is a permanent committee in Congress.
What is a standing committee?
How many members are currently in the House?
What is 435?
What is longer terms?
This refers to "as a whole."
What is at-large?
This refers to the Speaker of the House's assistant.
What is the majority leader?
This is a committee composed on both House and Senate members.
What is a joint committee?
Once a bill enters the House floor, it has already gone through what?
True or False: Someone born outside of the US can become a Senator
This refers to reassigning representation based on population.
What is reapportionment?
This refers to the majority leader's assistant.
What is a whip?
This committee is only formed when the House and the Senate pass two different versions of the same bill.
What is a conference committee?
Who presides over the House?
Who is the Speaker of the House?
This is the number of votes the Senate needs to eliminate the threat of a filibuster.
What is 60?
What is a constituent?
This branch of Congress is limited on how long someone may speak about a bill on the floor.
What is the House?
This Congressional leader tries to sway party members to vote a specific way.
Who is the Whip?
This refers to a formal disapproval of a member's actions.
What is a censure?
Who presides over the Senate?
Who are the Vice President and President Pro Tempore?
This refers to a Congressperson who wins the seat again.
What is an incumbent?
This refers to the number of members needed to make a decision.
What is a quorum?
This person presides over the Senate if the VP is unavailable.
Who is the President Pro Tempore?