Vetoed legislation

Sep 30, 2014
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Two bills affecting Missouri municipalities that were previously reported in the June CVR Report have been vetoed by the Governor. SB 593, regarding municipal elections, and SB 675, regarding the LAGERS Switch-Over were both vetoed. A veto override session of the General Assembly began September 10 and the legislature has already voted to overturn the veto of SB 593.

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Vetoed legislation

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