Vetoes

The governor with the most overall vetoes is Gov. Brian Sandoval with 97 vetoes, spanning two sessions, according to the Legislative Counsel Bureau’s Research Division.

However, the justices also upheld one of Evers' vetoes and declined to consider a challenge to a pair of partial vetoes issued by Republican Gov. Scott Walker in 2017, saying the 2019 lawsuit was filed too late.

He begins last two years of his second term nearly no cushion of Democratic votes to sustain vetoes if ll Republicans vote together.

If those complaining about the Republican governor’s vetoes truly wanted to be helpful, they would advocate for policies that actually encouraged the creation of more housing.

Legislators overrode five gubernatorial vetoes in a single day, a new high.

Overriding Gov. Cooper’s vetoes, the NC legislature makes it harder to vote, easier to pollute.

The Arkansas Legislature on Monday formally adjourned this session without lawmakers attempting to override any vetoes Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders issued.

The common theme in his latest vetoes, 21 of which were announced Friday: The bills can wait until after lawmakers figure out property taxes.

The endless cycle of vetoes and short-term renewals is simply unsustainable," the NGO's UN office said in a statement.

There was no ideological bend to the vetoes, legislators said, but some worried about a new normal.

These vetoes served as a constant harassment, even over petty issues.

To pass, a resolution needs at least nine votes in favour and no vetoes by Russia, China, the US, France or Britain.

A Security Council member could also propose action through the adoption of a resolution, but that would require at least nine votes in favour and no vetoes by Russia, China, the United States, France or Britain.

Gov. Dunleavy vetoes a bipartisan bill that increased access to birth control.

In an institution like this, there are no vetoes from friends.

In recent months, the U.S. has already used three vetoes to protect Israel from Security Council resolutions.

It can override presidential vetoes, and the Senate can reject presidential appointees.

Long ago, the U.S. government stopped listening to other countries’ governments, as reflected in its recent series of vetoes in the Security Council and in its unprecedented isolation in the world.

One person replied: "If one parent vetoes a potential name, it's out.

Rodgers also said in an interview that he was prompted to run for lieutenant governor by several pieces of legislation that lawmakers pushed through this year, overriding vetoes from Republican Gov. Phil Scott.