Question

(02.02 MC)

If a bill passes the full House vote, what happens next in the lawmaking process?

The president reviews the bill and then signs it into law.
The House and Senate work out any differences in the bill.
The bill immediately becomes law without Senate approval.
The bill is voted on by the citizens of the United States.

Answer 1

@tdotty

Answer 2

A bill must be passed by both the House and the Senate.

If a bill passes the House, the next step would be passing the Senate.

The answers available seem to assume it has already passed the Senate.

Both have to pass the exact same bill. So of the available answers, "The House and Senate work out any differences in the bill." is the next step.

Answer 3

It will be sent to the president for further review - from there it will then be decided.