Passing the federal budget often requires cooperation between Democrats and Republicans in Congress because the:a. Senate must approve the budget with a supermajority vote (60 out of 100 votes), and rarely does one party hold 60 seats. b. Senate must approve the budget with a unanimous vote (100 out of 100 votes), and rarely does one party hold all 100 seats. c. House of Representatives must approve the budget with a supermajority vote (335 out of 435 votes), and rarely does one party hold 335 seats. d. House of Representatives must approve the budget with a unanimous vote (435 out of 435 votes), and rarely does one party hold all 435 seats.