What must happen in Congress before a bill can reach the president's desk? One chamber of Congress has to vote to pass the bill. A committee in each chamber of Congress has to approve the bill. Both chambers of Congress have to resolve any concerns and vote for the bill. Both chambers of Congress have to send the bill to the Supreme Court to check legal issues.

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27 June, 13:16

What must happen in Congress before a bill can reach the president's desk? One chamber of Congress has to vote to pass the bill. A committee in each chamber of Congress has to approve the bill. Both chambers of Congress have to resolve any concerns and vote for the bill. Both chambers of Congress have to send the bill to the Supreme Court to check legal issues.

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Milo Wong · Answer 1

Both chambers of Congress have to resolve any concerns and vote for the bill.

Wendy Conrad · Answer 2

The right answer is "Both chambers of Congress have to resolve any concerns and vote for the bill."

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In the US, all bills must be discussed in committees, voted and passed by both chambers of Congress. When there are differences, drafts are conciliated and then, when a single text is agreed on, it is voted by each chamber. The final version is sent to the president to be signed.