Oklahoma House, Senate override Stitt's veto of OETA

Oklahoma House, Senate override Stitt's veto of OETA

LAWTON, OK — Members of the Oklahoma House and Senate voted Thursday to override Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto that would have eliminated state funding for the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority.

Oklahoma bills see new life after lawmakers override several of Stitt's vetoes

Three of the overrides were on vetoed bills regarding OETA funding, NIL rules and tribal citizens wearing regalia during graduation ceremonies

Lawmakers override Stitt's veto of OETA bill

The state Legislature on Thursday overrode several bills that the governor vetoed last month in an effort to pressure the Senate on tax cuts and an education plan.

Lawmakers override Stitt's vetoes, including OETA legislation

Some lawmakers referred to the governor's vetoes as a "tantrum" as they pressed legislation into law.