The Veto of SB 372, to allow tax credits for scholarships to students seeking options other than public school has been overridden by the NH Legislature.
A Voter ID compromise is now law in the Granite State. The lynch veto on SB 289 has been overridden. Starting next year ( I believe).
The Veto on SB 406 has also been overridden; having to do with alternatives to medical injury claims. I’m not up on this one so follow the link for more.
Updates to follow…(and not just adding the image. Plenty more bills to report on.)
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The Veto of SB 372, to allow tax credits for scholarships to students seeking options other than public school has been overridden by the NH Legislature.