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Bev54

(10,052 posts)
Sat Jul 16, 2022, 12:25 AM Jul 2022

Can someone answer a congressional procedural question for me. [View all]

If the house approves a bill and sends it to the senate but the senate does not bring it up for a vote and then there is an election, can the new senate bring the bill up for a vote and as long as they vote for it as is, can it then be sent to the president for signature?

What I am trying to determine is, if the house sends over a number of bills this session and the republicans gain the house but dems get a bigger majority in the senate and eliminate the filibuster; can they then pass the bill to go to Biden for signature?

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No Sympthsical Jul 2022 #1
Ok thanks. Bev54 Jul 2022 #3
I don't think so. FoxNewsSucks Jul 2022 #2
Even if it passes both houses, unblock Jul 2022 #4
NO. James48 Jul 2022 #5
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