After lawmakers approve a bill, it can still be vetoed by the governor. A proposal under consideration in the Legislature would make it easier to override those vetoes. (Credit: Lorianne Willett/The Texas Tribune)
The last time the Legislature overrode a governor’s veto on a bill was in 1979, when William Clements was governor.
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