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The process by which a member of Congress can be removed from office through a two-thirds vote in their respective chamber.
is a congressionally created fast‑track process that lets budget‑related bills be considered without the standard 60‑vote cloture threshold by sharply limiting debate and amendment opportunities, so a...
No Member of the U.S. Congress has ever been removed from office by a voter-led recall; the U.S. Constitution contains no federal recall mechanism and removal before a term’s end is entrusted to each ...