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What path is a bill most likely to take once it has been submitted to the House of Representatives?
◦ The bill is approved by the subcommittee and then the committee, before being sent to the leadership, which determines next steps.
◦ The bill is approved by the standing committee, then the subcommittee, then the Rules Committee, and then the full chamber.
◦ The bill is approved by the standing committee and then the subcommittee but does not make it past the Rules Committee.
◦ The bill is sent to a standing committee and then to a subcommittee but does not make it past this point.
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Marked as best answer by appyboo on Sep 27, 2021

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Reply #1 on: Sep 27, 2021
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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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