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Constituent

The people in a particular election district

Expressed Powers

Congressional Powers specifically in the Constitution

Impeach

To accuse a government official of wrongdoing

Filibuster

A tactic for defeating a bill in the Senate by talking until the bill´s sponsor withdraws it

Bicameral

Having two legislative houses

Session

The period of time when Congress meets

Standing Committee

A permanent committee of Congress that focuses on a particular area

Seniority System

A system that gives the most desirable committee assignments to members of Congress who have served the longest

Number of Senators

100

Number of Representatives in the House

435

Gerrymandering

Dividing a state into odd shaped districts for political reasons

Leader of the House of Representatives (Position)

Speaker of the House

Branch Congress belongs in

Legislative Branch

President of the Senate

The Vice President

President Pro Tempore

Person who fills in for the VP in the Senate when he cannot be there.

Term Numbers for Representatives

2 year terms

Term Numbers for Senators

6 year terms

President of the Senate (Democrat)

Vice President Kamala Harris (Democrat)

Speaker of the House (Republican)

Mike Johnson (Republican)

President Pro Tempore (Democrat)

Patty Murray (Democrat)

Majority Leader of the House (Republican)

Steve Scalise (Republican)

Majority Leader of the Senate (Democrat)

Charles Schummer (Democrat)

Minority Leader of the House (Democrat)

Hakeen Jeffries (Democrat)

Minority Leader of the Senate (Republican)

Mitch McConnell (Republican)