Scorecard: Potential Veto Overrides Coming on Firearms, Immigration, Diversity
NORTH CAROLINA, JUL 29 – The Republican-led legislature aims to override 14 vetoes by Gov. Josh Stein, requiring bipartisan support to enact laws before the 2026 elections, officials said.
- In Raleigh, state legislators return July 29 to pursue veto overrides, with Republicans aiming to override multiple vetoes by Gov. Josh Stein.
- In the session ending June 26, Stein vetoed 14 bills, including seven from the House and seven from the Senate.
- In cultural and safety measures, the vetoed bills include permitless carry, DEI prohibitions and border enforcement, all among the vetoed measures.
- With a supermajority in the North Carolina Senate and one vote short in the House, overrides require full attendance and support from at least one House Democrat, while Speaker Destin Hall said, 'we'll go ahead and take up the overrides.'
- Potential policy changes from override wins could reshape North Carolina politics ahead of the 2026 elections, as the GOP-led General Assembly aims to override Governor Stein's vetoes. Successful overrides would mark a significant political victory and may reignite partisan tensions.
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State legislature to return July 29 for veto override votes
The North Carolina Senate and House will reconvene on Tuesday, July 29, aiming to override multiple vetoes issued by Gov. Josh Stein, a Democrat, who took office in January. In total, Stein has vetoed 14 bills from the state legislature this year. Each chamber will review seven of those vetoes, sending them across to the other chamber if overridden. Senate Leader Phil Berger, R–Rockingham, sharply criticized Stein’s vetoes in a press release out…
Phil Berger, Republican leader of the state Senate, anticipated that the vote will take place in the session of Tuesday, July 29. The state Senate entry is preparing to override the governor's veto on anti-immigrant project was published first in Link Latino NC. State Senate is preparing to override governor's veto on anti-immigrant project was first posted on July 22, 2025 at 11:30 am.©2024 "Link Latino NC". Use of this feed is for non-commerci…
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