Both houses of the state legislature have passed a bill to build land bridges over expressways to help reduce wildlife deaths. However, the governor does not agree with the proposal for funding the construction. What would be the governor’s next step?

Once both houses pass a bill, it goes to the governor. If the governor disagrees with the bill’s funding proposal, the governor can reject it by vetoing it. The governor cannot override a bill, and voting against it happens in the legislature, not after passage.

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