Lower house

In politics, a Lower House is one of two chambers of a bicameral legislative body, the Lower House is usually the most populated chamber in comparison to the two, with the Upper House generally being the executive and elitist chamber body. Nevertheless, the Lower House, due to the amount of politicians within it, maintains large amounts of political control and influence on national and internal affairs, along with mostly being the body which implements new actions into parliament and to pass governmental enactments through a decision-making process. Lower Houses also vary through functionality through different individual nation-states and other political entities which maintain a legislative body. Some focus on a more proportional and direct Democratic vision, whilst others maintain lesser rights and the ability to have political power.
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