Assignment task: Refer to the graph. A chart shows the percentage of bills for Congressional sessions 108 to 113 that got no vote, got vote, passed on resolutions, or enacted as law. Most bills (at least 80 percent for all sessions) got no vote. For session 108, 6 percent got vote, 8 percent passed on resolutions, 5 percent enacted as law. Bills enacted as laws declined so that by session 113, 3 percent got vote, 4 percent passed on resolutions, 1 percent enacted as law. By the 113th Congress, what is the result of the increasing partisanship in both houses? Fewer bills are becoming laws. More bills are becoming laws. More bills are being presented as measures for continuing or emergency appropriations. The number of bills being enacted as law are not being impacted by increasing partisanship. Need Assignment Help?