House overrides Cooper’s veto of Helene relief bill making it law
RALEIGH — North Carolina House lawmakers voted, 72 to 46, on Wednesday to override Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of the Helene relief bill (SB382). In addition to providing more than $200 million in disaster funding, it weakens the powers of some state offices.
With North Carolina Republicans set to lose their veto-proof supermajority come 2025, state lawmakers took their final vote ...
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After an intense veto from the governor, continued protest and initial "no" votes from three Republicans, NC's third Helene relief bill veto was overridden.
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