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How do political parties affect the structure or processes of Congress?

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If a certain political party controls majority of the seats in either the House, Senate, or both, whether or not a bill passes is usually partisan.
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Influence on decision-making power

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The political parties in the congress are constantly fighting each to other for the achievement of their convictions through the vote, in this order of ideas the decision-making power would depend of the quantity of senators per political party, if there are many senator in an specific party the election process will be influence in a mayor measure by those votes.

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