U.S. Government Civics: Congress, Courts, Elections, and States

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Maine

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North Carolina

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Ohio

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Georgia

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Michigan

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Texas

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Iowa

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Kansas

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Alaska

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Arizona

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What are the two parts of the US Congress?

Senate and House of Representatives

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How many senators are there in the US senate?

100

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How many representatives are there in the House of Representatives?

435

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Who does a US Senator represent?

the people of the state

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How long is the term of office for a US Senator?

6 years

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How long is the term of office for a representative in the House of Representatives?

2 years

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How many Justices are there in the US Supreme Court?

9 justices

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How long is the term of office for a Justice in the US Supreme court?

Lifetime appointment

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How many and of what kind of votes do you need to win a US Presidential race?

270 electoral votes (538 total)

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What is the name of the current Vice President of the United States?

JD Vance

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How old do citizens have to be to vote for President in the US?

18 years old

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Briefly describe the process for filling an empty Supreme Court seat.

The President nominates a candidate, and the Senate must approve

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Who is the current chief justice of the Supreme Court

John G. Roberts, Jr.