Impeachment
This body has the exclusive power of bringing impeachment charges against a judge, Federal official or President
What is the House of Representatives?
The term that a representative in the House is elected for is this many years?
What is 2?
The total number of Senators who are currently serving in the Senate
What is 100?
The Congressional power to change the allocation of seats in the House of Representatives happens after this event.
What is the census?
A member of Congress who votes as an agent of the people is called what?
What is a delegate?
This is the percentage (or #) of senators needed to remove a President from office
What is 2/3 or 67
This is the total number of Representatives in the House
What is 435?
This person is the President of the Senate
Who is Kamala Harris?
An election in a non-presidential year. The next one is in 2022.
What is an off-year election?
Most of the bills that are presented in Congress die here
What is in committee?
Impeachment hearings are typically presided over by this Presidential appointee?
Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?
This is the number of representatives in the House that represent the State of Florida
What is 28?
two part: A senator's term is this many years, and this percentage of the Senators are up for re-election every 2 years.
What is 6, and 1/3.?
The perk of Congressional members receiving free office mail and postage is referred to as:
What is franking privilege?
When Mitt Romney went against party lines and voted for the impeachment of Donald Trump he was voting as this; someone who answers the questions based on its merits
What is a trustee?
The current President Pro Tempore of the Senate presided over the most recent impeachment trial. Name them
Who is Patrick Leahy?
The Speaker of House and Minority leader are both representatives from California. Name both of these prominent leaders
Who are Nancy Pelosi and Kevin McCarthy?
This senator from New York is the current Majority leader
Who is Charles "Chuck" Schumer?
This is the period each year that Congress assembles and conducts business.
What is a session?
The combination of the other three options of voting; trying to balance all voting options and have the best outcome for all stakeholders is called this
What is politicos?
Name the three Presidents that have been impeached by the House of Representatives a total of 4 times
Andrew Johnson
Bill Clinton
Donald Trump (2)
This majority Whip in South Carolina was instrumental in getting Joe Biden's campaign going after his endorsement gave President Biden his first primary win
Who is James Clyburn?
There are three formal requirements for serving in the Senate: Name all 3
What is 30 years of age
What is a citizen for 9 years
What is a resident of their elected state?
This executive ending of a Congressional session is called this. It has been done in history exactly this many times.
What is prorogue and zero?
An allegiance to a political party, putting them above one's own judgment or above their constituents is called this type of voting?
What is partisan?