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Resolution

A formal expression of opinion, will, or intent voted on by a legislative body. Unlike a bill, it typically doesn't become law but reflects internal rules or sentiments.

Majority Party

The political party that holds more than half of the seats in a legislative body, like the U.S. Senate. This party typically controls leadership positions and committee chairs.

Committee

A small group of members of a legislative body, formed to consider specific bills or issues. Much of the detailed work of Congress happens in committees.

One Hundred Ninteenth Congress

Refers to the specific two-year period during which the U.S. Congress is in session, starting in January 2025 and ending in January 2027.

Chair

The leading member of a committee, usually from the majority party, who presides over meetings, sets the agenda, and guides the committee's work.