When a President Vetoes a Bill, What Vote Is Necessary

question 22

Multiple Choice

When a president vetoes a bill, what vote is necessary to override his veto?

• A)A two-thirds majority of both the house of Representatives and the Senate can override his veto.
• B)A two-thirds majority of either the house of Representatives or the Senate can override his veto.
• C)A four-fifths majority of both houses can override his veto.
• D)No vote can overturn the president's veto.

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