True or false history question?

Majority whips are chosen by a majority vote of the total membership in each respective house.





True


FalseTrue or false history question?
FalseTrue or false history question?
False. Majority Whips are the second highest-ranking individual in the minority party.
false Only the majority political party votes and the majority rules on whom the majority whip will become.
False


Majority whips are chosen by the majority vote of the majority party of the respective house.
False. They are chosed by the party that is in the majority
false
False.





In the Senate, the Majority Whip is the third or fourth highest-ranking individual in the majority party (the party with the greater number of legislators in a legislative body). The Majority Whip is outranked by the Majority Leader, the President Pro Tempore and, if the majority also holds the executive branch, the President of the Senate. Because the office of President Pro Tempore is largely honorific, usually given to the senior senator of the majority, and the President of the Senate only acts in cases of a tie, the Majority Leader holds considerably more power than his or her House counterpart and so by extension an argument could be made that the Majority Whip is the second ranking individual in terms of actual power. Similarly, in the House the Majority Whip is outranked by both the Majority Leader and the Speaker.





In both the House and the Senate, the Minority Whip is the second highest-ranking individual in the minority party (the party with the lesser number of legislators in a legislative body), outranked only by the Minority Leader.