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Where are almost all newly proposed bills sent after being formally introduced into either the House or Senate?

A. They are sent to the other chamber of Congress for review.
B. A floor debate is the first stop for a new bill.
C. They are voted on by the majority party to determine if there is enough interest to research and debate them.
D. They are sent to the committee that has responsibility for that area of law—agriculture, defense, or education, for example.



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Final answer:

Newly proposed bills are sent to the appropriate committee for discussion, debate, and amendments before being voted on in the full chamber and potentially becoming law.


Explanation:

Almost all newly proposed bills, after being formally introduced into either the House or Senate, are sent to the committee responsible for that area of law, such as agriculture, defense, or education.

Once in the committee, bills are discussed, debated, and amended. If the majority of the committee supports the bill, it is sent to the full chamber for further debate and voting.

If the bill passes both the House and Senate, in identical form, it then goes to the president for consideration to become law.


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