In 1930, the Wisconsin Constitution was amended to give the governor line-item veto power, with which portions of appropriations bills may be vetoed; the partial veto may still be overridden by the legislature.
The partial veto may still be overridden by the legislature. In 1930, the Wisconsin Constitution was amended to give the governor line-item veto power, with which portions of appropriations bills may be struck out without rejecting the entire bill.
In 1930, the Wisconsin Constitution was amended to give the governor line-item veto power, with which portions of appropriations bills may be struck out without rejecting the entire bill. The partial veto may still be overridden by the legislature.
In 1930, the Wisconsin Constitution was amended to give the governor line-item veto power, with which portions of appropriations bills may be struck out without rejecting the entire bill. The partial veto may still be overridden by the legislature.