Question

How do the procedures for introducing bills in the Senate differ from those in the House of Representatives? a. In the Senate, bills are introduced by the President, while in the House, they are introduced by senators. b. In the Senate, bills are introduced by senators, who are formally recognized for that purpose, while proceedings are much less formal compared to the House. c. In the House, bills are introduced by senators, while in the Senate, they are introduced by representatives. d. In both the Senate and the House, bills are introduced by members of the opposing party.

Answer 1

C. In the House, bills are introduced by senators, while in the Senate, they are introduced by representatives

Step-by-step explanation:

This is a check each house is given over the other house of congress.