Which is true about a senator's term in office?

A. It is three times longer than the term of a member of the House.

B. It begins at the same time as that of a member of the House.

C. It is half as long as the term of a member of the House.

D. It is the same length as the term of a member of the House.

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Zoey Ayala

15 March, 07:23

Which is true about a senator's term in office?

A. It is three times longer than the term of a member of the House.

B. It begins at the same time as that of a member of the House.

C. It is half as long as the term of a member of the House.

D. It is the same length as the term of a member of the House.

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Rosemary Molina · Answer 2

The Answer you are looking for is A, It is 3 times as long as that of a house member. The term of a senator is 6 years, and approximetly one third are elected every 2 years, while their counterparts in the house have 2 year terms, and are elected every even year.

Which is true about a senator's term in office?A. It is three times longer than the term of a member of the House.B. It begins at the same time as that of a member of the House.C. It is half as long as the term of a member of the House.D. It is the same length as the term of a member of the House.