It’s not even 2pm and already, the state Senate has voted to override six vetoes that Gov. Perdue rejected last month. The legislature is back in session, beginning today, to focus on vetoes and redistricting. The session will resume until July 28th. SB 33, the Medical Liability Reforms Act was the first on the table. [...]
Perdue Uses Session’s Seventh Veto to Protect NCAE
Gov. Perdue issued her eighth veto since taking office against SB 727, “An Act to Eliminate the Dues Check Off Option for Active and Retired Public School Employees”. The act would have prevented the NCAE from automatically withdrawing dues from public school employees’ paychecks. The group receives most of its funding through this method. Perdue [...]
