If a majority of committee member ssupport a bill, what is likely to happen to it?

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The committee will pigeonhole the bill
The committee will pigeonhole the bill

The bill will ultimately be filibustered
The bill will ultimately be filibustered

The committee will report the bill unfavorably to the floor
The committee will report the bill unfavorably to the floor

The committee will report the bill favorable to the floor

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The committee will report the bill favorable to the floor. When a majority of committee members support a bill, it is likely that the committee will report the bill favorably to the floor for further debate and consideration by the entire legislative body. This does not guarantee that the bill will ultimately pass, but it increases the likelihood of its success.
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