Describe the differences between the minority leader in the Senate and the minority leader in the house.

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In the Senate, the Majority Whip ranks third (or fourth) highest in the majority party. The Majority Whip is outranked by

The Senate Majority Leader (also called Senate Floor Leader), who is a Senator elected by his or her party to serve as their primary spokesperson and to manage the legislative sessions. By custom, the Majority Leader gets priority when he or she wishes to speak during a legislative session.

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