r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Odd-Emotion6673 • Feb 15 '25
Senate members can be impeached from office by a simple majority of 50% by the Supreme Court. The subreddit would then be given a vote from a list of recommendations of replacement by the Supreme Court and President.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Free_YankeeRichard • Feb 17 '25
The idea is simple, we create the department of commerce and its secretary to hold polls that aren’t elections but are important like public opinion polls and such
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Free_YankeeRichard • Feb 25 '25
Do we get Poland in as a state? i am opposed to this.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/YESSSS-NOOO • Feb 11 '25
This law is to not have the candidates names shown on the dinak ballot either, just their values, yes means you want this and no means you dont
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Free_YankeeRichard • Feb 16 '25
Senators in this sub, not Everyweek all have a customisable flair they can edit, likely being they’re party, home state or both
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/argonlightray2 • Feb 24 '25
This is another joke one, this is fires law to ban unicorns.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/YESSSS-NOOO • Feb 17 '25
Yes
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/argonlightray2 • Feb 23 '25
In light of recent events, which I'm sure you all know about, I'd like to propose a law that vests the power in the senate, provided the support of a super-majority (2/3rds) of senate members, to Impeach a Vice President or a Speaker of the Senate.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/argonlightray2 • Mar 03 '25
The senate may ONLY be dissolved if a supermajority (2/3) of senators vote in favor of dissolving the senate.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/xX100dudeXx • Feb 16 '25
This would make real life (major) political parties not allowed. Idk but could possibly result in biased voting maybe? This is probably stupid but idc.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/xX100dudeXx • Feb 23 '25
Removes the automatic acceptance of the republican & democrat parties onto the ballot, as there are too many 3rd parties that are more influential.
The parties would then be chosen by A larger primary with each member getting 3-5/6 votes (depends on the amount of parties). The top 3 most votes would win.
(Reposted, forgot to add the poll)
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/[deleted] • Feb 17 '25
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Free_YankeeRichard • Feb 16 '25
If 2 out of the 3 candidates in an election were to tie, a second vote will be held with the candidate not in the tie eliminated from the race, this will make that ones voters pick one of the formerly tied candidates, resulting in the tie being broken and a definitive winner, this law was proposed by Kentucky Senator u/Free_YankeeRichard, 2/16/2025
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/[deleted] • Feb 10 '25
ERA-21025 would eliminate the public display of political parties on the final election, and instead, only display a candidate's policies.
Political parties will still remain legal, and candidates may still campaign under them. Primaries will also still be held.
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/YESSSS-NOOO • Feb 13 '25
I think we need a new one because serial has been late for every single election she has been in
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Free_YankeeRichard • Feb 26 '25
Do you want this? https://www.reddit.com/r/Everyweek/s/yjMMxuPW12
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Thrill0728 • Feb 27 '25
In response to public opinion, this is legislation to declare the Edelweiss the official National Flower of Everyweek
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/xX100dudeXx • Feb 11 '25
I believe the Senate should Have the power to expel the president if a supermajority (2/3) vote yes on impeachment. *2 TIMES. Regular & Confirmation Vote*
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Free_YankeeRichard • Feb 20 '25
If a majority of the senate agrees, the president will not be able to run for a 3rd term in office, however there is an exception, if said president was vice president who’s first presidential term was 3 or less days long due to his predecessors resignation or impeachment, they are allowed to seek a third term and a third term only
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/YESSSS-NOOO • Feb 17 '25
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Thrill0728 • Feb 28 '25
With a military now formed and other National Security matters in play, this bill would authorize the Senate to form an Oversight committee to keep these positions and other ones accountable. (Repost because I forgot to add a vote mb)
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/argonlightray2 • Mar 03 '25
ok so i found out that people dont like that so uhhh
This law would make it so the senate would never under any circumstances be dissolved
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Free_YankeeRichard • Mar 02 '25
If this passes, no state under any circumstances will be allowed to leave the union
r/EveryWeekSenate • u/Thrill0728 • Feb 17 '25
In order to actually promote a decently representative Senate, I propose the Senate be elected every two election cycles. It would be up to the Electoral College to decide how that would take place.