The Unicameral System

In the unicameral system that Nebraska currently presents, there is less of a process for a bill to become passed or rejected. “...both the House and the Senate have to vote on and approve a bill before it can become a law. In Nebraska, however, a bill is discussed and voted on only by the Senate.” As told in the previous quote, the bicameral legislative body requires more voting and thus more time taken up by one item. Hence, this system makes simple tasks take much longer than necessary which in turn holds back the process by hours, weeks, or even years. The simplicity of the unicameral legislature takes out a largely unnecessary step in this procedure, making the process more efficient for all that are involved.