👉 In political science, "mendment" refers to a change in the terms of a bill or law. It is often used to refer to changes made by lawmakers during the legislative process, such as adding new provisions to existing laws or making them more specific. Menders can also be used to describe the process of changing a law after it has been passed by both houses of Congress, where a proposed amendment must be approved by two-thirds of the members present and voting.
