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Unit 2 – Branches of Government
Topic 2.2
What is one effect of filibustering in the Senate?
It forces immediate voting on proposed legislation without further discussion.
It results in an immediate vote of no confidence in the government.
It delays legislative decisions by extending debate time indefinitely unless cloture is invoked with three-fifths majority vote (60 out of 100).
It allows senators to change their votes after the fact.
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