How can Congress initiate the formal constitutional amendment process?

through a two-thirds majority vote of each house

through a simple majority vote of each house

through a unanimous vote of each house

Congress cannot initiate the constitutional amendment process

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17 July, 17:35

How can Congress initiate the formal constitutional amendment process?

through a two-thirds majority vote of each house

through a simple majority vote of each house

through a unanimous vote of each house

Congress cannot initiate the constitutional amendment process

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Zoe Barton · Answer 1

Congress can initiate the formal constitutional amendment process through a two-thirds majority vote of each house, both the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Sarahi · Answer 2

I believe the answer is: through a two-thirds majority vote of each house

Even though the standard of initiation sounded simplistic, it is very hard to obtained.

The votes that exist in the house usually divided between two major political parties (republican and the Democracts), To obtain two-thirds majority votes, a party would have to control more than 60% of the votes during the election.

How can Congress initiate the formal constitutional amendment process?through a two-thirds majority vote of each housethrough a simple majority vote of each housethrough a unanimous vote of each houseCongress cannot initiate the constitutional amendment process

How can Congress initiate the formal constitutional amendment process?

through a two-thirds majority vote of each house

through a simple majority vote of each house

through a unanimous vote of each house

Congress cannot initiate the constitutional amendment process