In some states, the failure of the governor to sign a bill before the legislature adjourns results in a pocket veto, but in most states,

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In most states, if the governor fails to sign a bill before the legislature adjourns, it will automatically become law without a signature under certain circumstances, usually after a specified number of days. This is known as a "lapse veto" or a "pocket signature," and the bill will become law even if the governor does not sign it.

In Some States, the Failure of the Governor to Sign