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When Is a Supermajority Vote Required?
By far, most measures considered by the U.S. Congress as part of the legislative process require only a simple majority vote for passage. However, some actions, like impeaching presidents or amending the Constitution, are considered so important that they require a supermajority vote.

• Impeaching
• Expelling a Member of Congress
• Overriding a Veto
• Suspending the Rules
• Ending a Filibuster
• Amending the Constitution
• Calling a Constitutional Convention
• Ratifying an Amendment
• Ratifying a Treaty
• Postponing a Treaty
• Repatriating Rebels
• Removing a President from Office

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Government shutdowns in the United States
The US Government has shut down 11 times in the past 45 years for a total of 132 days. Seven times for six days or less. Once for 21 days under Bill Clinton in 1995-96 (total of 27 days under Clinton). Once for 16 days under Barack Obama in 2013. Three times for a total of 79 days under Donal Trump (so far).

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U.S. Abortion Rights by State
Legal with no gestation limit or Legal before viability: 23 states
Full ban: 13 states