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The party that holds a majority in a 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 discipline.
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The party that holds a majority in a 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 discipline.

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In both the House and the Senate the figure is called the "majority leader."

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