§ 9511 Governor'S Line-Item Veto Power
Imagine a school gets a big list of things to buy, like books, computers, and a new playground. The principal can say 'yes' to books and computers but 'no' to the playground.
The principal (like the Governor) writes down why they don't want the playground. The school board (like the Legislature) then talks about the playground again and decides if they still want it.
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§ 9511 Governor'S Line-Item Veto Power
Last verified: January 22, 2026