Generally, the longest serving member of a Congressional committee who belongs to the majority party in the legislative body (such as the U.S. House or the U.S. Senate) is selected as chair of the committee based on the:
1) electoral
2) seniority
3) reciprocal
4) Keynesian
system.
Answer (2)
The chair of a Congressional committee is selected based on the seniority system, which favors the longest-serving member of the majority party. This method emphasizes experience and knowledge vital for committee leadership. While it promotes stability, it may also limit diversity within leadership roles.
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The chair of a Congressional committee is usually selected based on the seniority system, where the longest-serving member of the majority party takes the role. This practice emphasizes experience and knowledge of legislative processes. While it fosters stability, it may limit diversity in leadership positions. ;
