Yes, you are correct that minor bills are generally more likely to pass than major bills. This is because minor bills typically cover narrower and less controversial topics, which can make them more appealing to lawmakers and easier to garner support for. Additionally, minor bills often go through special committees or subcommittees, which have a more focused jurisdiction and can expedite the legislative process. These factors, along with potentially fewer amendments or opposition, can contribute to a higher probability of passage for minor bills compared to major bills.
