<em><u>If the President vetoed a bill from Congress it would require the House to pass it 305 to 130 and the Senate to pass it 70 to 30 in order to the bill's veto being overridden by Congress.
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Further Explanation:
<u>The veto is the President’s power to refuse a bill or refuse to approve a bill or it can also be a power to refuse a joint resolution and the enactment of the bill to a law.</u> If any bill is passed by congress, The President has 10 days to sign or pass that bill which excludes Sundays. <u>The Veto takes place when the President returns the legislation to the same house where that legislation originally occurred or originated along with that, The president also tells the reason that why he is using his power to veto against that legislation.</u> But, This Veto from the President can also be overridden by around two-third vote in both senate and the house. <u>If the President vetoed a bill from Congress it would require the House to pass it 305 to 130 and the Senate to pass it 70 to 30 in order to the bill's veto being overridden by Congress and if this happens than that bill becomes a law despite President’s Objections. </u>
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Answer details:
Grade: High School
Subject: Constitution
Chapter: Veto
Keywords : Veto, Presidential Power, United States, Senate, Congress, Overridden, Majority, Two third, Voting, Objection, Exclude.
