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Louisiana House fails to overturn veto of anti-trans sports ban bill

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A Republican Louisiana House majority fell short of two votes to overturn Democrat Gov. John Bel Edwards’ veto of anti-trans regulation.

The Bill, SB 156, would prevent trans women and girls from participating in women’s sports. The Louisiana House vote concluded at 68-30, with Republicans falling short of the 70 votes they needed to achieve a first-ever veto-override.

On Tuesday, July 20, voted to override Gov. Edward’s on the anti-trans bill. Senate votes acquired enough votes – 26 votes- for the requirement of Senate.

Louisiana lawmakers failed to get the needed number of votes which blocked the veto override which aimed to ban trans athletes from competing in sports in line with their gender identity.

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