Question

Elected in a closed caucus · Schedules legislation for its party · Helps coordinate support for legislation · Is generally the second-most powerful member of the
House.

All of these are describing what position in Congress?
A) Speaker B) Party Whip C) Party Leader D) Vice-President

Answer 1

Answer:

option B.) Party Whip

Explanation:

The Party Whip is a member of the house even though he is elected in a closed and inner caucus to help the party in the house. A Party Whip is an official of the political party and each party appoint a Party Whip.

The function of a Party Whip is majorly to direct party members not to go against the party's stand and make sure they vote. He must make sure that party members vote according to the party's desire rather than in their own way. He helps coordinate support for legislation among the members of the party. He is regarded as the second most powerful member of the house.