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Congressional Committees: Crash Course Government and Politics #7

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A majority of whichever chamber must vote “yea” in favor of the bill for it to pass

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After a subcommittee releases the bill, the bill will be read a full 3 times before the House/Senate will vote on the bill. During the reading of the bill, amendments can be suggested to the bill.

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Most bills fail in subcommittees

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How a bill really becomes a law: What Schoolhouse Rock missed

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1) A member of the House or Senate introduce a bill
2) A bill will then be reviewed by a committee for its merits and chances for passage.
3) The bill will then be introduced to the House or Senate where it will be voted upon. Also, the bill will be marked-up by revisions and changes.
4) If passed, the bill will be referred to the other chamber of legislature. If the other house passes a different bill, a conference committee between the two chambers will work out the differences and vote on the newest bill.
5) If both houses pass it, it is sent to the President to be approved or veto. A veto can overridden by a 2/3rds vote from Congress.

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The legislative branch, either the Senate or House, proposes a bill

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A proposal for a law from the legislative branch that has not yet passed the legislative branch and/or executive branch.