Legislative Branch

3. The 2nd chamber of Congress
4. An extended debate in the Senate.
8. The manipulation of electoral district boundaries for a party or group of people
9. A public meeting where committees, interest groups, agencies, the public, and the press learn about a bill.
10. The only way we can counter partisan gerrymandering as of right now.
11. The type of gerrymandering where voters of a specific party are packed together in a few districts.
13. The President must do this for a bill to become a law.
15. What does the legislative branch consist of...
16. When both chambers come together to form a group, to resolve differences on a bill.

1. There must be a ________ __ _________ for a bill to move forward in the senate.
2. The data that is collected every 10 years to assist in redistricting.
5. The type of gerrymandering where voters of the same party are split apart among districts.
6. The process of drawing electoral district boundaries every ten years.
7. How a bill becomes a law
12. How a bill is introduced in the House of Representatives
14. The 1st chamber of Congress