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charle [14.2K]
3 years ago
14

Identify the party officers in each house and what their roles are

History
2 answers:
Digiron [165]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Explanation:

President of the Senate-he or she is the leader of the senate.

President Pro Tem of the Senate-takes over the powers and duties of the president in his or her absence.

Speaker of the House - leader of the House or Assembly.

Speaker Pro Tem- takes over the duties of the speaker when he or she is not around

Majority Leader-Assists the president or speaker with developing the program and also develops the calendar.

Majority Caucus Chair-Develops the majority caucus agenda with the principal leaders.

Majority Whip-Ensuring member's attendance and communicating with the majority position.

Minority Leader-Leading debate for the minority and Negotiating with the majority party.

Minority Caucus Chair-Presides over caucus meetings and assisting the minority leader with policy development

Minority Whip-Ensure attendance of minority party members and counting votes

salantis [7]3 years ago
3 0

Listed below are brief synopses of the duties typically associated with selected leadership positions.

President of the Senate.

President Pro Tem of the Senate.

Speaker of the House or Assembly.

Speaker Pro Tem.

Majority Leader.

Majority Caucus Chair.

Majority Whip.

Minority Leader.

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