Because all 435 of the House's seats are up for election every two years, the house technically has no sworn members, no rules, and no organization until its opening day ceremonies are held. The Senate is a continuous body with 1/3 of its 100 seats up for election every two years, therefore the Senate's opening day is more structured and organized than the House of Reps.
opening day in the house 435 seats are up for election. opening day in the senate, only 1/3 of the seats are open for election.
the speaker of the house. btw, this question gets asked on here like once a day.
The current Speaker of the House is Paul Ryan and expected to keep his office for the next term. The Speaker of the House for the US House of Representatives is chosen by its members. A new Speaker of the House is chosen from each party's nominees on the first day of every new Congress.
They have a house of representatives with no term limits. They have a bicameral system just like the federal government and many other similarities with it.
In the US presidential system the executive is at once the Head of State and the Head of Government.The role of the executive is day to day to manage the country as constituted by law, head up the armed forces and to lead the development of new laws to be voted on by the house of representatives and senate.The president also signs new laws passed by the house of representatives and senate in to law.
becausethey make a law
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, who is normally a representative him/herself, is elected by the House of Representatives. The Speaker presides over the day-to-day business of the House. Currently, the Speaker is Rep. John Boehner of Ohio.
opening day in the house 435 seats are up for election. opening day in the senate, only 1/3 of the seats are open for election.
It is the responsibility of the house of representatives to pass laws and look after the interests of the people in the day to day operation of the Australian government. This is also the responsibility of the senate. however the senator is designed to have bias in the interest of the state he/she represents.
The "House Rules" as opposed to the Senate Rules, refer to the internal formalities of how day-to-day business is conducted in the House of Representatives.
There are 9 US representatives from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the US House of Representatives. In the 2013 reapportionment following the 2010 Census, Massachusetts lost 1 seat.
The general election day for the President, U.S. Senators, and members of the U.S. House of Representatives is the Tuesday right after the first Monday in November (i.e. the first Tuesday after November 1st).
Chaotic and not very pleasant
The continental congress couldn't decide upon a Senate based on population or an equal Senate with two representatives from each state. A compromise was made and to this day we have a bicameral legislature, the house of representatives ( population based ) and the Senate ( fixed amount of representatives ).
One thing I believe they do is to swear-in to office the newly elected members.
the clerk calls the chamber to order and checks the roll of representatives elect
The Constitution was ratified on June 21, 1788. The first day of the First Congress was March 4, 1789. I think I'd argue that the House was "formed" the day of ratification, even though there weren't any members of the House yet.