Washington Class 3 Senate seat

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The Washington Class 3 Senate seat is one of the U.S. Senate seats allocated to the state of Washington, elected on the Class 3 cycle of the Senate’s staggered terms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Senate seat
federal elective office
ballotType partisan general election ballot in Washington
branchOfGovernment legislative branch
chamber United States Senate NERFINISHED
citizenshipRequirement at least 9 years a U.S. citizen
class Class 3
constitutionalBasis Article I of the United States Constitution NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy United States Constitution NERFINISHED
electionCycleType Class 3 Senate election cycle
electionFrequency every 6 years, on the Class 3 cycle
electorate voters of Washington state
geographicScope entire state of Washington
hasCoEqualSeatFromState Washington Class 1 Senate seat GENERATED
isPartOf Class 3 seats of the United States Senate
Washington congressional delegation NERFINISHED
legislativeBody United States Congress
levelOfGovernment federal
minimumAgeRequirement 30 years
numberOfSeatsPerState 1 (for Class 3)
officeHolderTitle United States Senator from Washington (Class 3) NERFINISHED
officeType single-member statewide office
oversightFunction oversight of federal agencies
oversight of the federal executive branch
policyDomain federal budget and appropriations
foreign policy
interstate commerce
national policy
represents State of Washington in the U.S. Senate
residencyRequirement must be an inhabitant of Washington when elected
scopeOfAuthority advice and consent on presidential appointments
advice and consent on treaties
federal legislation
participation in impeachment trials of federal officers
selectionMethod direct election by the people of Washington
selectionMethodConstitutionalBasis Seventeenth Amendment to the United States Constitution NERFINISHED
staggeredTermCycle one of three Senate classes
stateRepresented Washington NERFINISHED
successionRole part of body that confirms Vice Presidential appointments
termLength 6 years
totalSenateSeatsPerState 2
votingPower one vote in the United States Senate
votingRights full voting member of the United States Senate
votingSystem popular vote

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Daniel J. Evans (as U.S. Senator from Washington, 1989) electoralDistrict Washington Class 3 Senate seat
subject surface form: Daniel J. Evans