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My understanding is a bit different: * If he vetos, they have to vote again * On the second vote, both houses need 2/3rds (not just the house)
by nostromo 14y ago
My understanding is a bit different:
* If he vetos, they have to vote again
* On the second vote, both houses need 2/3rds (not just the house)
- delinka 14y agoYou are correct. Both houses must vote again, and by that time many votes may change. A two-thirds majority in both on revote is required to override the veto.