New Hampshire Senate overrides Ayotte's veto, approves transportation plan
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New Hampshire senators overrode Kelly Ayotte's vetoes on raising the tolls for out-of-staters on turnpikes and the right to petition for a new trial.
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NH lawmakers face a long list of bills as they seek to overturn Ayotte's vetoes
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New Hampshire Senate overrides Ayotte's veto, approves transportation plan
The Republican-led New Hampshire Legislature returns Wednesday to take up a smorgasbord of 28 bills that GOP Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed, ranging from a turnpike toll increase, a ban on biological males in female spaces, giving the convicted more time…
The New Hampshire House and Senate meet Wednesday to take up the 31 bills that Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed this year. It's the largest number of vetoes in recent state history.
After Jan. 1, out-of-state motorists will pay twice as much in turnpike tolls after the New Hampshire Legislature handed Gov. Kelly Ayotte an overwhelming rejection of her veto of the state’s 10-year highway plan.
This session Gov. Kelly Ayotte may have vetoed a modern record number of bills — 33 — passed with her party in control of the legislature, but House and Senate members Wednesday were in a mood to overturn a healthy number — seven — of her vetoes Wednesday.
New Hampshire lawmakers defeated a whopping seven vetoes from Governor Kelly Ayotte on Wednesday, leaving the first-term Republican with more veto overrides than her predecessor, Chris Sununu, accumulated over the course of his eight years in office.
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