Because members of the Senate and the House come to Washington as representatives of states and districts, the federal system infuses ________ into congressional affairs.

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The federal system of government is based on the idea of shared power between the national government and state governments. As members of Congress represent specific states and districts, they bring their local interests and concerns to the table. This "localism" can sometimes compete with national interests and priorities in congressional decision-making.

Because Members of the Senate and the House Come to Washington