Hawaii Senate Overrides Governor's Veto of National Popular Vote Plan

On May 1, the Hawaii Senate overrode Governor Linda Lingle’s veto of SB 1956. That is the National Popular Vote bill for presidential elections. If the House also overrides her veto, the bill will pass. Of course, no National Popular Vote bill takes effect, in any state, until states comprising a majority of the electoral college have approved the plan. So far, only Maryland has done so.


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