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What Does a Legislative Supermajority Change?

A legislative supermajority changes some checks on a governor, but it does not erase every institutional limit.

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What This Graphic Shows

The graphic focuses on veto and override mechanics while noting the continuing roles of administration, appointments, courts, constitutional limits and independent statewide offices.

Key Takeaway

A supermajority changes leverage; it does not create unlimited governmental power.

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Last Verified:

September 20, 2026

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Ohio Common Ground Research Center

Governor and General Assembly: Institutional Leverage Under a Legislative Supermajority

August 17, 2026
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