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Date State Bill No. Title Outcome
May 3, 2022 OK HB 3540 An Act Relating to Physician Assistants. Vetoed
May 3, 2022 OK HB 4192 An Act Regarding Personally Identifiable Data and the State Government. Vetoed
May 2, 2022 VT S 286 An Act that Amends Various Public Pensions and other Post-Employment Benefits Vetoed
May 2, 2022 OK HB 1964 Relates to Expenses for the Children and Juvenile Bureau Vetoed
April 27, 2022 FL HB 741 Establishes New Regulations for Renewable Energy Net Metering Programs Vetoed
April 26, 2022 OK SB 176 Extends Leave Benefits for State Employees Vetoed
April 25, 2022 KY HB 344 Establishes that Minors Under 16 Can Receive a Hunting License Without Parental Approval Vetoed
April 25, 2022 KS SB 161 Authorizes Robotic Personal Delivery Devices Vetoed
April 25, 2022 OK SB 1282 Requires the Office of Juvenile Affairs to Approve of a Certain Screening Tool Vetoed
April 22, 2022 WI AB 937 Amends the Number of Weeks of Unemployment Benefits Vetoed
April 21, 2022 MS SB 2536 Expands Voting Rights of Persons with Expunged Convictions Vetoed
April 19, 2022 PA HB 1184 Authorizes the Creation of New Boroughs from Any Area of a Municipality by Petition to the Court of Common Pleas Vetoed
April 18, 2022 OK SB 903 Initiates the Oklahoma Tourism Development Act Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 963 Specifies Rights of Parents Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI SB 585 Requires Schools to Provide Statistics Relating to On-Campus Crime Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 970 Expands Eligibility for Parental School Choice Programs Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI SB 394 Establishes a New License for Advanced Practicing Registered Nurses Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 938 Requires an Audit be Conducted by the Legislative Audit Bureau Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI SB 585 Establishes Statues Relating to Reporting Crimes on School Property Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 883 Establishes a Grant Program for Hiring Long-Term Qualified Unemployed Recipients Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 939 Establishes Various Changes to Unemployment Insurance Law Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI SB 707 Amends Definition of Veteran in State Employment Relations Statutes to Include a Person who was Discharged from the Military under other than Honorable Conditions for having not Received a COVID-19 Vaccine Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 935 Establishes FoodShare Work and FoodShare Employment and Training Requirements and Drug Testing Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 316 Prohibits Any Governmental Discrimination Against Individuals that Refuse to get the COVID-19 Vaccine Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI SB 695 Repeals the Charter School Limit Authorized by the College of Menominee Nation and the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI SB 708 Specifies that Noncompete Agreements Signed by Employees Fired for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine Illegal Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 936 Authorizes Able-Bodied Individuals that Deny Job Offers to Qualify for State Medicaid Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 934 Requires Removal of Ineligible Individuals from the State Medicaid Program Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI SB 708 Prohibits Non-Compete Agreements Signed by Employees Fired for Refusing the COVID-19 Vaccine Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI SB 695 Repeals the Limit on the Total Number of Charter Schools Authorized by the College of Menominee Nation and the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 937 Reduces the Number of Weeks of Unemployment Benefits Vetoed
April 15, 2022 WI AB 966 Establishes Milwaukee Public Schools Redistricting and Implementation Commission Vetoed
April 15, 2022 KS SB 160 Prohibits Transgender Girls from Playing on Female Sports Teams Vetoed
April 15, 2022 KS SB 58 Establishes a Parents Bill of Rights for Students in Elementary and Secondary Schools Vetoed
April 15, 2022 KS SB 286 Establishes Extension of COVID Telehealth Services Vetoed
April 13, 2022 SC H 5138 Amendment Relating To The Consolidation Of Barnwell County School Districts 29 And 19. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA HB 1197 Establishes a Study Regarding Transferring the Department of Juvenile Justice to the Secretariat of Health and Human Resources Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA HB 573 Reduces the Statute of Limitations for Actions of Healthcare Service Contracts Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA HB 297 Prohibits Healthcare Providers From Engaging in Certain Medical Debt Collection Activities Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA HB 669 Directs the Commissioner of Health to convene a work group to study whether swimming pools and other water recreational facilities for public use or use in conjunction with a tourist facility or health spa should be regulated by the Department of Health Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA HB 675 Eliminates the Authority of a Health Carrier to Vary its Premium Rates Based on Tobacco use Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA HB 1270 Directs the Department of Social Services to Determine whether or not to allow Individuals in Local or State Correctional Facilities to apply for SNAP benefits. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 250 Increases the annual fees for nonhazardous solid waste management facilities and indexes the fees annually based on the change in the Consumer Price Index Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 278 Prohibits a person from parking a vehicle not capable of receiving an electric charge in a space clearly marked as reserved for charging electric vehicles. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 286 Requires Disclosure for potential Buyers to Be Aware with Respect to A Historic District Designated by the Locality. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 288 Increases from 20 percent to 30 percent the Virginia individual and corporate income tax deduction for business interest disallowed as a deduction under § 163(j) of the Internal Revenue Code for taxable years beginning on and after January 1, 2022. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 297 Provides that any health care provider that undertakes any debt collection activities prior to either the issuance of an award or the determination that a claim is noncompensable by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund has committed a prohibited practice under the Virginia Consumer Protection Act. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 347 Requires the State Corporation Commission to Establish for Dominion Energy Virginia Annual Energy Efficiency Savings Targets for Specific Customers. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 389 Repeals the provision of the Code of Virginia requiring an adult child to assist in providing for the support and maintenance of his or her parent, when such parent requires assistance. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 393 Provides that a controller that has obtained personal data about a consumer from a third party shall be deemed in compliance with a consumer's request to delete such data under certain Criteria. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 422 Eliminates the Authority of a Health Carrier to Vary its Premium Rates Based on Tobacco use. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 474 Removes the requirement for an indigent defendant, as defined in the bill, to post an appeal bond in an unlawful detainer action appealed from the general district court. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 464 Requires the attorney for the Commonwealth to file with the clerk of the court a copy of any witness subpoena and to provide a copy of such subpoena to any defendant or attorney for the defendant in the pending criminal matter. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 655 Requires employers to electronically submit claim-related forms and separation information, as well as other information and electronic tax payments, upon the Virginia Employment Commission's request, unless the employer has received a waiver by the Commission. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 706 Prohibits operators of heavy trucks, as defined in the bill, from using cruise control or compression release engine brakes when driving in active snow, sleet, or freezing rain. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 722 Authorizes Localities in Planning District 8 to Prohibit Parking a Motor Vehicle with its Wheels Fully on the Curb. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA HB 802 Establishes the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA HB 820 Requires the Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity to conduct a disparity study every five years Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA HB 1004 Removes the requirement that individuals register for the Selective Service in compliance with federal law in order to be eligible for the Two-Year College Transfer Grant and the Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant Program. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA HB 1298 Prohibits any high school student-athlete who participates in an athletic competition from entering into any contract to receive compensation in relation to such student's athletic participation Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 271 Prohibits Discrimination regarding Live Organ Donors. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 280 Directs Dominion Energy Virginia to provide local reliability data within 30 days upon request by a locality located within the service territory of the utility. Vetoed
April 11, 2022 VA SB 311 Provides that a Real Estate Licensee has an Affirmative Duty to Disclose in Writing to the Purchaser or anyone involved in the Transaction that he has Ownership Interest, and must Disclose he is a licensee, Vetoed
April 11, 2022 KS SB 199 Establishes Short-Term, Limited-Duration Health Plans Vetoed
April 11, 2022 KS SB 493 Prohibits Cities and Counties from Regulating Plastic in Relation to Consumption Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 940 Appropriates $3 Million for Talent Attraction and Retention Initiatives Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 884 Classifies Courses on U.S. Constitution as Diversity, Ethnic Studies Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 675 Requires Employers to Accept "Natural Immunity" Documentation in Lieu of COVID Test, Vaccine Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 495 Authorizes Licensed Carriage of Firearms on School Grounds Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI SB 940 Authorizes Suspension of Voters for Information Discrepancies Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 912 Prohibits Emergency Declaration of Businesses as Essential, Nonessential Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 831 Establishes "Pro-Cop" Advertising Campaign Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI SB 935 Amends Various Election Fraud Laws Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 518 Reduces Restrictions on Out-of-State Gun Licensees Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 834 Prohibits Local Governments from Restricting No-Knock Warrants by Police Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 597 Authorizes Concealed Weapons at Places of Worship Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 995 Amends School Mask Mandates and In-Person Learning Requirements Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 967 Authorizes School Boards to Open Multiple Charter Schools Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 965 Specifies the Methods used by the Department of Public Instruction to Publish School and Accountability Reports Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI SB 945 Requires County Clerk Notification of Juror Address Disqualification Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 446 Amends Law Regarding Child Literacy Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 569 Specifies that the Department of Corrections must Reimburse any City that Provides Investigative Services Involving a Prisoner in a State Prison Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 968 Amends Law Regarding Charter Schools Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 984 Requires the UW Board of Regents use "Objective Admissions Criteria" in Undergrad Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 122 Amends Codes Relating to Mircroschools Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 962 Amends Codes Relating to UW System Institutions Participations in Landscape Analysis Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 903 Amends Codes Relating to Programs for Gifted and Talented Pupils. Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 776 Increases Penalties for Graffiti on State Owned Property to a Felony Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 827 Increases Penalties for Repeated Retail Theft Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 829 Establishes 180-Day Mandatory Minimum Sentence for Individuals Convicted of Third Degree Retail Theft Vetoed
April 8, 2022 WI AB 824 Establishes a 5 Year Penalty Enhancer for Battery towards a Department of Corrections Employee Vetoed
April 8, 2022 KY HB 8 Reduces the State Income Tax to 4 Percent Vetoed
April 8, 2022 KY HB 3 Increases Various Abortion Restrictions Vetoed
April 8, 2022 KY HB 7 Increases Requirements for Access to Food and Medical Assistance Signed
April 8, 2022 MD SB 275 Establishes Paid Family and Medical Leave Program Vetoed
April 7, 2022 KY HB 9 Establishes Public Tax Credits for Charter Schools Vetoed
April 6, 2022 KY HB 248 Limits the Governor's Power to Challenge the Constitutionality of Bills Passed by the General Assembly Vetoed
April 6, 2022 KY SB 83 Prohibits Transgender Girls from Playing on Female Sports Teams Vetoed
April 1, 2022 MI HB 4127 Removes certain electors with unknown birth dates Vetoed
April 1, 2022 MI HB 4128 Rescinds a Voter's Registration if They Have Not Voted Since 2000 Vetoed
Date No. Title Outcome
5/03 HB 3540 An Act Relating to Physician Assistants. Vetoed
5/03 HB 4192 An Act Regarding Personally Identifiable Data and the State Government. Vetoed
5/02 S 286 An Act that Amends Various Public Pensions and other Post-Employment Benefits Vetoed
5/02 HB 1964 Relates to Expenses for the Children and Juvenile Bureau Vetoed
4/27 HB 741 Establishes New Regulations for Renewable Energy Net Metering Programs Vetoed
4/26 SB 176 Extends Leave Benefits for State Employees Vetoed
4/25 HB 344 Establishes that Minors Under 16 Can Receive a Hunting License Without Parental Approval Vetoed
4/25 SB 161 Authorizes Robotic Personal Delivery Devices Vetoed
4/25 SB 1282 Requires the Office of Juvenile Affairs to Approve of a Certain Screening Tool Vetoed
4/22 AB 937 Amends the Number of Weeks of Unemployment Benefits Vetoed
4/21 SB 2536 Expands Voting Rights of Persons with Expunged Convictions Vetoed
4/19 HB 1184 Authorizes the Creation of New Boroughs from Any Area of a Municipality by Petition to the Court of Common Pleas Vetoed
4/18 SB 903 Initiates the Oklahoma Tourism Development Act Vetoed
4/15 AB 963 Specifies Rights of Parents Vetoed
4/15 SB 585 Requires Schools to Provide Statistics Relating to On-Campus Crime Vetoed
4/15 AB 970 Expands Eligibility for Parental School Choice Programs Vetoed
4/15 SB 394 Establishes a New License for Advanced Practicing Registered Nurses Vetoed
4/15 AB 938 Requires an Audit be Conducted by the Legislative Audit Bureau Vetoed
4/15 SB 585 Establishes Statues Relating to Reporting Crimes on School Property Vetoed
4/15 AB 883 Establishes a Grant Program for Hiring Long-Term Qualified Unemployed Recipients Vetoed
4/15 AB 939 Establishes Various Changes to Unemployment Insurance Law Vetoed
4/15 SB 707 Amends Definition of Veteran in State Employment Relations Statutes to Include a Person who was Discharged from the Military under other than Honorable Conditions for having not Received a COVID-19 Vaccine Vetoed
4/15 AB 935 Establishes FoodShare Work and FoodShare Employment and Training Requirements and Drug Testing Vetoed
4/15 AB 316 Prohibits Any Governmental Discrimination Against Individuals that Refuse to get the COVID-19 Vaccine Vetoed
4/15 SB 695 Repeals the Charter School Limit Authorized by the College of Menominee Nation and the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College Vetoed
4/15 SB 708 Specifies that Noncompete Agreements Signed by Employees Fired for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine Illegal Vetoed
4/15 AB 936 Authorizes Able-Bodied Individuals that Deny Job Offers to Qualify for State Medicaid Vetoed
4/15 AB 934 Requires Removal of Ineligible Individuals from the State Medicaid Program Vetoed
4/15 SB 708 Prohibits Non-Compete Agreements Signed by Employees Fired for Refusing the COVID-19 Vaccine Vetoed
4/15 SB 695 Repeals the Limit on the Total Number of Charter Schools Authorized by the College of Menominee Nation and the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College Vetoed
4/15 AB 937 Reduces the Number of Weeks of Unemployment Benefits Vetoed
4/15 AB 966 Establishes Milwaukee Public Schools Redistricting and Implementation Commission Vetoed
4/15 SB 160 Prohibits Transgender Girls from Playing on Female Sports Teams Vetoed
4/15 SB 58 Establishes a Parents Bill of Rights for Students in Elementary and Secondary Schools Vetoed
4/15 SB 286 Establishes Extension of COVID Telehealth Services Vetoed
4/13 H 5138 Amendment Relating To The Consolidation Of Barnwell County School Districts 29 And 19. Vetoed
4/11 HB 1197 Establishes a Study Regarding Transferring the Department of Juvenile Justice to the Secretariat of Health and Human Resources Vetoed
4/11 HB 573 Reduces the Statute of Limitations for Actions of Healthcare Service Contracts Vetoed
4/11 HB 297 Prohibits Healthcare Providers From Engaging in Certain Medical Debt Collection Activities Vetoed
4/11 HB 669 Directs the Commissioner of Health to convene a work group to study whether swimming pools and other water recreational facilities for public use or use in conjunction with a tourist facility or health spa should be regulated by the Department of Health Vetoed
4/11 HB 675 Eliminates the Authority of a Health Carrier to Vary its Premium Rates Based on Tobacco use Vetoed
4/11 HB 1270 Directs the Department of Social Services to Determine whether or not to allow Individuals in Local or State Correctional Facilities to apply for SNAP benefits. Vetoed
4/11 SB 250 Increases the annual fees for nonhazardous solid waste management facilities and indexes the fees annually based on the change in the Consumer Price Index Vetoed
4/11 SB 278 Prohibits a person from parking a vehicle not capable of receiving an electric charge in a space clearly marked as reserved for charging electric vehicles. Vetoed
4/11 SB 286 Requires Disclosure for potential Buyers to Be Aware with Respect to A Historic District Designated by the Locality. Vetoed
4/11 SB 288 Increases from 20 percent to 30 percent the Virginia individual and corporate income tax deduction for business interest disallowed as a deduction under § 163(j) of the Internal Revenue Code for taxable years beginning on and after January 1, 2022. Vetoed
4/11 SB 297 Provides that any health care provider that undertakes any debt collection activities prior to either the issuance of an award or the determination that a claim is noncompensable by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund has committed a prohibited practice under the Virginia Consumer Protection Act. Vetoed
4/11 SB 347 Requires the State Corporation Commission to Establish for Dominion Energy Virginia Annual Energy Efficiency Savings Targets for Specific Customers. Vetoed
4/11 SB 389 Repeals the provision of the Code of Virginia requiring an adult child to assist in providing for the support and maintenance of his or her parent, when such parent requires assistance. Vetoed
4/11 SB 393 Provides that a controller that has obtained personal data about a consumer from a third party shall be deemed in compliance with a consumer's request to delete such data under certain Criteria. Vetoed
4/11 SB 422 Eliminates the Authority of a Health Carrier to Vary its Premium Rates Based on Tobacco use. Vetoed
4/11 SB 474 Removes the requirement for an indigent defendant, as defined in the bill, to post an appeal bond in an unlawful detainer action appealed from the general district court. Vetoed
4/11 SB 464 Requires the attorney for the Commonwealth to file with the clerk of the court a copy of any witness subpoena and to provide a copy of such subpoena to any defendant or attorney for the defendant in the pending criminal matter. Vetoed
4/11 SB 655 Requires employers to electronically submit claim-related forms and separation information, as well as other information and electronic tax payments, upon the Virginia Employment Commission's request, unless the employer has received a waiver by the Commission. Vetoed
4/11 SB 706 Prohibits operators of heavy trucks, as defined in the bill, from using cruise control or compression release engine brakes when driving in active snow, sleet, or freezing rain. Vetoed
4/11 SB 722 Authorizes Localities in Planning District 8 to Prohibit Parking a Motor Vehicle with its Wheels Fully on the Curb. Vetoed
4/11 HB 802 Establishes the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. Vetoed
4/11 HB 820 Requires the Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity to conduct a disparity study every five years Vetoed
4/11 HB 1004 Removes the requirement that individuals register for the Selective Service in compliance with federal law in order to be eligible for the Two-Year College Transfer Grant and the Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant Program. Vetoed
4/11 HB 1298 Prohibits any high school student-athlete who participates in an athletic competition from entering into any contract to receive compensation in relation to such student's athletic participation Vetoed
4/11 SB 271 Prohibits Discrimination regarding Live Organ Donors. Vetoed
4/11 SB 280 Directs Dominion Energy Virginia to provide local reliability data within 30 days upon request by a locality located within the service territory of the utility. Vetoed
4/11 SB 311 Provides that a Real Estate Licensee has an Affirmative Duty to Disclose in Writing to the Purchaser or anyone involved in the Transaction that he has Ownership Interest, and must Disclose he is a licensee, Vetoed
4/11 SB 199 Establishes Short-Term, Limited-Duration Health Plans Vetoed
4/11 SB 493 Prohibits Cities and Counties from Regulating Plastic in Relation to Consumption Vetoed
4/08 AB 940 Appropriates $3 Million for Talent Attraction and Retention Initiatives Vetoed
4/08 AB 884 Classifies Courses on U.S. Constitution as Diversity, Ethnic Studies Vetoed
4/08 AB 675 Requires Employers to Accept "Natural Immunity" Documentation in Lieu of COVID Test, Vaccine Vetoed
4/08 AB 495 Authorizes Licensed Carriage of Firearms on School Grounds Vetoed
4/08 SB 940 Authorizes Suspension of Voters for Information Discrepancies Vetoed
4/08 AB 912 Prohibits Emergency Declaration of Businesses as Essential, Nonessential Vetoed
4/08 AB 831 Establishes "Pro-Cop" Advertising Campaign Vetoed
4/08 SB 935 Amends Various Election Fraud Laws Vetoed
4/08 AB 518 Reduces Restrictions on Out-of-State Gun Licensees Vetoed
4/08 AB 834 Prohibits Local Governments from Restricting No-Knock Warrants by Police Vetoed
4/08 AB 597 Authorizes Concealed Weapons at Places of Worship Vetoed
4/08 AB 995 Amends School Mask Mandates and In-Person Learning Requirements Vetoed
4/08 AB 967 Authorizes School Boards to Open Multiple Charter Schools Vetoed
4/08 AB 965 Specifies the Methods used by the Department of Public Instruction to Publish School and Accountability Reports Vetoed
4/08 SB 945 Requires County Clerk Notification of Juror Address Disqualification Vetoed
4/08 AB 446 Amends Law Regarding Child Literacy Vetoed
4/08 AB 569 Specifies that the Department of Corrections must Reimburse any City that Provides Investigative Services Involving a Prisoner in a State Prison Vetoed
4/08 AB 968 Amends Law Regarding Charter Schools Vetoed
4/08 AB 984 Requires the UW Board of Regents use "Objective Admissions Criteria" in Undergrad Vetoed
4/08 AB 122 Amends Codes Relating to Mircroschools Vetoed
4/08 AB 962 Amends Codes Relating to UW System Institutions Participations in Landscape Analysis Vetoed
4/08 AB 903 Amends Codes Relating to Programs for Gifted and Talented Pupils. Vetoed
4/08 AB 776 Increases Penalties for Graffiti on State Owned Property to a Felony Vetoed
4/08 AB 827 Increases Penalties for Repeated Retail Theft Vetoed
4/08 AB 829 Establishes 180-Day Mandatory Minimum Sentence for Individuals Convicted of Third Degree Retail Theft Vetoed
4/08 AB 824 Establishes a 5 Year Penalty Enhancer for Battery towards a Department of Corrections Employee Vetoed
4/08 HB 8 Reduces the State Income Tax to 4 Percent Vetoed
4/08 HB 3 Increases Various Abortion Restrictions Vetoed
4/08 HB 7 Increases Requirements for Access to Food and Medical Assistance Signed
4/08 SB 275 Establishes Paid Family and Medical Leave Program Vetoed
4/07 HB 9 Establishes Public Tax Credits for Charter Schools Vetoed
4/06 HB 248 Limits the Governor's Power to Challenge the Constitutionality of Bills Passed by the General Assembly Vetoed
4/06 SB 83 Prohibits Transgender Girls from Playing on Female Sports Teams Vetoed
4/01 HB 4127 Removes certain electors with unknown birth dates Vetoed
4/01 HB 4128 Rescinds a Voter's Registration if They Have Not Voted Since 2000 Vetoed
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