Posted on 05/26/2022 6:31:57 PM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Yes, I saw about the special session - but doesn’t say anything about whether or not the veto could be overridden.
#NEW: New Hampshire’s congressional map has passed the NH House (176-171) and the NH Senate (14-10).
Original house vote was not even close to veto override.
That answers the question. In some states in only requires it to be passed a second time to override.
They work for Klaus.
I assumed it required a two third vote. This article excerpt from last year confirms this.
The Senate and House each need to muster two-thirds votes to override the governor’s veto.
https://manchesterinklink.com/veto-override-day-a-guide-for-nh-businesses/
This Ballotpeidoa article outlines it for all 50 states,
36 states require a two-thirds vote from both chambers of the legislature.
Seven states require a three-fifths vote from both chambers of the legislature.
Six states require a majority vote from both chambers of the legislature.
Alaska requires a two-thirds vote in a joint meeting of its legislative chambers.
The six state that only require a majority are: Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mississippi.
https://ballotpedia.org/Veto_overrides_in_state_legislatures
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