Congress

Terms and ages differ between the House and Senate so the House is more deliberative and wise.

The majority and minority leader run this meeting of party members in congress:

Which is NOT a reason why incumbents usually win reelection

A perk of free postage for official business, used by a member of congress is called:

The process of redrawing district lines to benefit one group over another is called:

What committee reconciles a House version and Senate version of a bill?

The power of Advice and Consent (approval) of treaties belongs to the:

A lobbyist will most likely concentrate their efforts where:

All Revenue bills (bills raising taxes) must originate in the:

The House of Representatives is more regimented and hierarchical then the Senate.

This congressional leader maintains a count party members who will vote for legislation.

In order to stop a filibuster, 60 votes are needed to invoke:

The "true" leader of the Senate is:

The power to bring Articles of Impeachment belongs to:

All Judicial nominations must be confirmed by:

A House member has a term of  ?  years  and a Senator has a term of  ?  years.

Congressional spending projects that benefit only one members district.  Helps incumbents win.

A Presidential veto may be overridden by a 2/3 vote of the:

The process of monitoring the bureaucracy through hearings is a congressional power called:

Committees formed to handle bills on certain policy ares are called:

Especially in the Senate, committee chairmanships are awarded based on:

A Congressman helping constituents navigate the complexities of federal government is called:

Congress is what type of legislature?

What is the powerful House committee that acts like a "traffic cop"? Sets the debate calendar.

The senate rule which can delay passage of a bill though endless debate is called: