1. What happens to the majority of bills
introduced to Congress

If a majority is adopted, the bill goes to the Senate.

Explanation:

Following this protocol, a committee composed of committee members and the Senate determines the difference between the bill. A majority of 218 votes are required to pass the bill. The final step in this process involves returning the law to the House and Senate for final approval.

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