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Congress enacts a statute barring any person from serving in the House of Representatives if the person has previously been censured by a state legislature. A candidate who meets the constitutional age, citizenship, and inhabitancy requirements wins election but is excluded under the statute.
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The House may expel a member by a simple majority for any reason. The President may waive constitutional qualifications for House members. The qualifications for House membership are fixed by the Constitution, and Congress or a state may not add new qualifications for elected members. A member who satisfies age, citizenship, and inhabitancy requirements can never be disciplined by the House.

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