Calls growing for an override session in wake of Gov. Edwards’ vetoes 

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Pressure is mounting for Louisiana legislators to hold a veto override session this month following the governor’s rejection of numerous bills from the 2023 regular session, including some approved by wide margins, The Center Square reports.  Gov. John Bel Edwards has vetoed about two dozen bills, including the phase-out of the corporate franchise tax, legislation

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