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    When a Governor Rejects Legislation Passed by a Legislature It
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When a Governor Rejects Legislation Passed by a Legislature It

Question 113

Question 113

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When a governor rejects legislation passed by a legislature it is called a(n)


A) abstention.
B) overturn.
C) denial.
D) amendment.
E) veto.

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