参议院和众议院的不同英语作文
The U.S. Congress is divided into the Hou of Reprentatives and the Senate, and there are many differences between them.
The Senate is elected by each state, and each sta处女座强迫症
te elects two nators. The President of the Senate is the Vice President of the United States, but the Vice President only presides over the meeting and has no right to vote. Only when the voting result is equal, the Vice President has the right to vote for the party he thinks fit. Each nator's term of office is six years, and he is elected every two years. One third of the nators should be re-elected in each election. Senators must be at least 30 years old, have American citizenship for more than 9 years, and must be residents of the voting state at the time of election.
Members of the Hou of Reprentatives are divided according to the population density, and it is necessary to ensure that the total population of each member's constituency is similar. After the census, the constituency is divided every ten years. The Hou of Reprentatives elects its own speaker. Reprentatives rve for two years. In addition, re
prentatives of overas territories without voting rights include Washington, D.C., Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa and Puerto Rico, of which only the reprentative of Puerto Rico has a four-year term. Members of the Hou of Reprentatives must be at least 25 years old, have American citizenship for more than 7 years, and must be residents of the electoral district at the time of election.
There are many differences between the Senate and the Hou of Reprentatives. We'll discuss them next time.
