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1. Approve the bill by signing into law
2. Veto the bill
3. Take no action for 10 days
Depends on Congress, can either become a law automatically or "pocket-vetoed" and die.

If the President were to veto the bill, Congress can try to get at least ⅔ majority vote in each house.

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Why do they vote the way they do?  Do you have to vote?  Why?

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Why do they vote the way they do?  Do you have to vote?  Why?

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1. The process to making a bill a law is structured to be complicated. Voting multiple times helps to make sure that the bill is made into a law where all its qualities are to the majority's liking before it’s officially made a law.

2. They don’t have to.

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How are the votes held in both the Senate and House?  

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How are the votes held in both the Senate and House?  

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1. 218 out of 435 votes are needed to pass a bill

2. If the House and Senate pass the same bill it’s sent to the President.

3. If the House and Senate pass different bills they’re sent to the Conference Committee (major legislations are usually sent there).

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To help split up work among the congress/House of Representatives/Senators

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You have to be a senator picked by your party to be on a specific committee

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Senators from all states & House of Representatives

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What are the different kinds of committees

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What are the different kinds of committees

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Standing Committees: Permanent Committee

Select Committees: special work for a limited time

Joint committees: permanent committees compromised of members from the senate and House of Representatives

Conference committees: resolve differences between competing bill versions

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CLAIM: Drivers Education should be free for all American citizens to ensure that every driver on the road is well educated, ultimately making America’s road and highway system safer for everyone.

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By: Mulan Vang and Cassidy Yang

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What happens before there is a vote?  How do they vote?  

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What happens before there is a vote?  How do they vote?  

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1. The bill is sent to the full House or Senate for more debate and approval.

2. Members can propose amendments to the bill, add more text, or alter the bill.