More than two-thirds of Louisiana’s legislators opted into a veto override session Thursday that is expected to focus on LGBTQ+ bills rejected by Gov. John Bel Edwards following the regular session. Only 31 of 105 House members and 12 of 39 senators sent in ballots saying they wanted to cancel the veto session, which is
Decision to hold veto override session broke down mainly along party lines
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