What is the "floor" of the House and Senate chambers?

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UkoKoshka [18]3 years ago

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Answer:

the place in each chamber where members of Congress give speeches about bills

Explanation:

Floor is a peculiar term used in Congress or the House and Senate chambers to describe "the place in each chamber where members of Congress give speeches about bills."

It is a place where specified processes and protocols are duly observed when the members of Congress are giving speeches about bills under deliberation. These procedures and protocols have influenced the balance of power and decision making in Congress floor. Jefferson's Manual written in 1801 is the guiding procedures for the United States Congress

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