Multiple Choice 0.5 points "Pigeonholing" is a practice in which the Senate refuses to consider a bill passed by the House. a committee chair sets aside a bill. there is a runoft 'during primary elections. the governor vetoes a bill.

## Step 1<br />The term "pigeonholing" in politics refers to the practice where a bill or proposal is set aside by a committee chair, effectively preventing it from being considered or passed. This is a way for the chair to control the legislative process and prevent certain bills from advancing.<br />## Step 2<br />The other options provided do not accurately define "pigeonholing". The Senate refusing to consider a bill passed by the House is a different legislative process, not pigeonholing. A run-off during primary elections is a separate political event, not related to pigeonholing. The governor vetoing a bill is a different form of legislative control, not pigeonholing.