Exclusive: Policy Council Tally of House and Senate Budget Veto Voting

Halfway through June, and the General Assembly still couldn’t get it done. Even with one of the longest state legislative sessions in the nation, the Senate didn’t get through voting on budget vetoes. (A new Policy Council Issue Brief examines how a shorter legislative session would cut costs and streamline government.)

So, the Legislature will be back, again, on June 29, to take up the remaining 27 vetoes.

Here are the Policy Council’s exclusive summaries of House and Senate votes on gubernatorial budget vetoes.

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