The party that holds a majority in the state House or Senate will designate one member to be the, who is usually responsible for getting the necessary votes for legislation and enforcing party dicipline.

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4 January, 07:59

The party that holds a majority in the state House or Senate will designate one member to be the, who is usually responsible for getting the necessary votes for legislation and enforcing party dicipline.

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Ramiro Reese · Answer 1

Majority leader

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Majority leader is usually selected by the party with the most amount of representatives in the Congress. He is usually the leader of the Senators of the majority party.

He is usually responsible for getting the necessary votes for legislation and enforcing party discipline.