On 21 June, the Governor of New Hampshire vetoed a death penalty abolition bill which would have made New Hampshire the 20th abolitionist state in the USA. Two thirds of both chambers of the legislature are required for the veto to be overridden.
On 21 June, the Governor of New Hampshire vetoed a death penalty abolition bill which would have made New Hampshire the 20th abolitionist state in the USA. Two thirds of both chambers of the legislature are required for the veto to be overridden.