Legislative Process: The legislative process describes how bills become laws through various stages including committee review, floor debates, voting, and potential reconciliation between the House of Representatives and Senate.
Committees: Committees are smaller groups within Congress that focus on specific policy areas. They play a crucial role in shaping legislation by reviewing bills, conducting hearings, and making recommendations for further action.
Constituent Services: Constituent services refer to the assistance and support provided by members of Congress to their constituents. This includes helping with issues related to federal agencies, providing resources, or addressing concerns raised by individuals or groups they represent.