Legislative Branch

7. to change, alter.
8. an official but below the president.
13. setting up a new district.
16. a procedure that allows each senator -to speak.
19. an event held before the election.
20. the minimum number of members who-must present to permit a legislative body.
21. placed on a bill in the Senate that alerts party leaders.
22. serve as spokesman for their party.
25. a temporary joint committee set up when the House and the Senate have passed different versions of the same bill.
27. session for committee listens to the testimony.
28. a proposed law
29. permanent committee Congress that oversees bills.
31. a person live and vote in an area.
32. elected by the Senate and stands with the president of Senate.
33. presiding of the US House of-representatives.
34. annual series of meetings of a Congress.
36. argue but in a a formal manner.

1. redistribution of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives.
2. a method of defeating a bill in-Senate.
3. having two separate assemblies.
4. a vote for disapproval member.
5. a group that temporary or permanent.
6. seek to influence on a issue.
9. a temporary committee form to study one specific issue.
10. resolution passed in the same form by both houses.
11. paid representative of an interest group who contacts with government officials.
12. to draw district boundaries.
14. a special committee of a legislature
15. a group with standing committee that specializes in a subcategory.
17. Speakers top assistant help.
18. proposed law to authorize spending money.
23. a group of people who share common goals and influenced on government.
24. elected official that's already in-office.
26. motion by all members of the Senate.
30. action of inheriting a title.
35. rejection of a bill by the president.