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Equal distribution of power in comparison to the House of Representatives which has committee leaders.

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All treaties must be approved by the Senate before they can be ratified by the president

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The senate has the power to confirm presidential nominations if there is a deadlock in the electoral college.

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The senate as a whole establishes rules for a debate.

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Senators have a better job security than representatives.

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Senators are protected from the people and therefore base their decisions on the entire nation.

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Fillibuster is allowed.

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Can have a debate on a bill for an extended amount of time until the decision is unanimous.

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Higher prestige than the House of Representatives- more media coverage.

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Decision to act is made by unanimous consent.

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the 17th amendment allows for the direct election of senators by the electors rather than state legislatures

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Senators make decisions primarily for the benefit of the country, not their individual state

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The age requirement to become a Senator is 30 years old, this is to keep more mature and educated men in the position

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The Senate reserves the power to officially sign or reject tax bills into effect after proposal

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Senate reserves the power to become a jury upon an impeachment case and decide whether the convict is guilty or innocent

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Senator positions are more competitive because there's a smaller amount of seats available

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There are 100 senate positions throughout the United States

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Every State is guaranteed 2 Senators in Congress

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Each Senators serves a 6 year long term

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1/3 of all senators run for reelection every 2 years, known as serving "staggered" terms