If the President vetos a law, what happens next? The bill is sent to the voters. The President has 10 days to change his mind. Nothing, the bill is dead. The Congress may overturn the veto with two-thirds

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If the President vetos a law, what happens next?

The bill is sent to the voters.

The President has 10 days to change his mind.

Nothing, the bill is dead.

The Congress may overturn the veto with two-thirds vote.

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The Congress may overturn the veto with two-thirds vote.

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