In order to be submitted to the president for approval or veto, a bill must be: A. Approved by the voter base B. Passed through the Senate without a filibuster

Question

In order to be submitted to the president for approval or veto, a bill must be:

A. Approved by the voter base

B. Passed through the Senate without a filibuster

C. Passed in identical form by both the House and the Senate

D. Formally introduced to Congress by the president

Answer 1

Hi Clhhf!

The correct answer is C: passed in identical form by both the House and the Senate.

What that means is that the bill is approved in both chambers via a majority vote. Once the bill is passed in both chambers, it is given the status of "enrolled" and sent to the President to be signed into law, vetoed, or allowed to become law without the President's signature.

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