speaker of the house holds the power in the house of representatives.
speaker of the house holds the power in the house of representatives.
who holds the power in the house of representatives?
speaker of the house
bullet::::- speaker of the arizona house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the arkansas house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the california house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the colorado house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the connecticut house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the delaware house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the florida house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the georgia house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the hawaii house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the idaho house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the illinois house of representatives









































bullet::::- speaker of the indiana house of representatives
speaker of the house of representatives
legislative power is held by the bicameral parliament. its upper house is the house of elders, and the lower house is the house of representatives. the lower house is chaired by bashe mohamed farah. each house has 82 members. members of the house of elders are elected indirectly by local communities for six-year terms. the house of elders shares power in passing laws with the house of representatives, and also has the role of solving internal conflicts, and an exclusive power to extend the terms of the president and representatives under circumstances that make an election impossible. members of the house of representatives are directly elected by the people for five-year terms. the house of representatives shares voting power with the house of elders, though it can pass a law that the house of elders rejects if it votes for the law by a 2/3's majority, and has absolute power in financial matters and confirmation of presidential appointments (except for the chief justice of the supreme court). however, the parliament provides weak oversight of the executive branch.
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