chapter 5

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Across
  1. 3. statewide
  2. 4. list bills that are up for consideration
  3. 7. speakers top assistant
  4. 8. limits debates by allowing each senator only one hour for speaking on a bill
  5. 10. committees set up when the senate and house have passed different versions of a bill
  6. 14. makes sure lawmakers are well informed
  7. 16. senate member who stands in for the president of the senate when the vice president cant
  8. 17. process of reassigning representation based on population
  9. 19. stand from one congress to the next
  10. 20. an assistant to the party floor leader in the legistlature
  11. 22. gives members of the majority committee with the longest uninterupted service leadership of that committee
  12. 25. closed meeting
  13. 26. people in the districts they represent
  14. 27. handle requests for help from a members constituents
Down
  1. 1. made up of two houses
  2. 2. study one specific issue and report findings to the senate or the house
  3. 5. a proposed law
  4. 6. called AA; runs lawmakers office
  5. 9. to extend a debate to prevent a bill from coming to a vote
  6. 11. members who were already in office
  7. 12. work for many house and senate committees
  8. 13. both parties represent on these committees
  9. 15. drawing district boundaries to give one party an electoral advantage
  10. 16. work directly for individual senators and representatives
  11. 18. setting up new district lines after reapportionment has been completed
  12. 21. population count
  13. 22. meetings
  14. 23. specializes in a subcategory of its standing committees responsibility
  15. 24. minimum number of members needed for official legisstlative action
  16. 25. vote of formal disapproval of a members actions