23 Name the positions of the presiding officers of the House of Representatives and the Senate.
Explain which one has more power

The answer is below

Explanation:

In the United States;

The House of Representatives presiding officer is SPEAKER of the House

While the Senate's presiding officer is first, a Vice President or elected Senate, or in a rare event, Chief Justice

2. Aside from their respective role as presiding officers, the presiding officer of the Senate is more powerful due to the following reason:

He is the first in a line of succession to the position of President,

He also acts as a form of checks and balances by the executive branch to the legislation because he acts as the tiebreaker to the final decision made in the senate.

Also, the Senate gives the final legislative approval to a bill, and it is the presiding officer that oversees its approval.

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