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House of Representatives and Senate Comparison House of Representatives
Senate
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Sole law making power
The power of Advise and Consent
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Power of the Purse
More rules over floor debate than House
C. Power to elect President in the event of a tie power to remove officials from office on impeachment charges
D
Allows filibusters
President pro tempore breaks voting ties .
Which answer is an accurate comparison of the US Senate and the U. S. House of Representatives?
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