The president vetoed a bill, how can the bill still become a law?

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Answer:

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Tad Donaghe answered Aug 29, 2022

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Answer: Congress can override the veto by two-thirds vote.

Explanation: They can do this because there is an even amount of power between the three branches to keep them in check.

Hank Lin answered Sep 1, 2022

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