It’s becoming less and less likely that Louisiana’s Republican lawmakers will have the votes to overturn any of Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards’ vetoes should they convene in a special session July 16, USA Today Network reports. Veto override sessions are automatic unless a majority of members of the House or Senate send in ballots
GOP legislators don’t have the votes to overturn Gov. Edwards’ vetoes
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