Question

A US senator is sponsoring a bill to protect an endangered species of turtle. The bill has been narrowly approved by the

Senate. A similar bill has been approved by the House of Representatives by a greater margin than the Senate bill.
What is the next step that will lead to one version of the two bills being signed into law?
OA. The Senate bill will become law, because the Senate is the more powerful of the two congressional chambers.
OB. The House bill will become law, because it won a higher percentage of votes than the Senate bill.
OC. The Senate bill and the House bill will go to a joint committee of lawmakers, who will work out a compromise bill.
Both bills will go to the president, who will choose the one he or she thinks is better and sign that one into law.
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Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:Both chambers vote to approve the reconciled bill and send it to the president.

Step-by-step explanation:

First the bill has to approved by the House of Representatives and Senate, when the bill is approved it is then sent to the president for approval. If the president approved the bill, it becomes a law and should be implemented in the country while on the other hand, if the President seems something wrong in that bill so the president reject it so it can't become a law and send it to the House of Representatives and Senate in order to remove all the flaws.