the president has ten days exempting sundays to sign legislation.
the president has ten days exempting sundays to sign legislation.
how long does the president have to sign legislation?
ten days exempting sundays
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the president must sign all legislation passed by the house of representatives and senate. the president may choose to veto any legislation, which may be overturned by a two-thirds majority in both houses. additionally, the president may exercise a pocket veto by refusing to sign legislation when the end of the twenty-day deadline for signing the bill falls during a recess of the legislature. the president may extend a legislative session past its adjournment date or call a special extraordinary session when he or she deems it necessary in the national interest. the president must also give an annual report to the legislature on the state of the country.
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