If the President vetoes a new law, Congress can still pass it by overriding the President's veto.
To Override the President's Veto
- Two thirds of the House of Representatives need to vote to pass the law.
- Two thirds of the Senate also needs to vote to pass the law.
We can therefore conclude that if Congress wanted to overrule the President, there would need to be a super majority of two-thirds of Congress voting for the law.
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