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Unit 4 – American Political Ideologies and Beliefs
Topic 4.6
What might happen if a Senator's votes consistently contradict the preferences of their constituents?
They will automatically lose their seat in the Senate before next election.
Their party leadership would remove them from all committee assignments.
No action is necessary since Senators are immune from voter opinion once elected.
They may face difficulty securing re-election due to loss of support from their constituents.
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