The legislature sends the governor a bill. If the governor ignores the bill for 10 days, what happens?

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If the governor ignores a bill for 10 days while the legislature is in session, it becomes law without the governor's signature. This is a common provision in the legislative process of many states in the United States, allowing bills to become law through inaction of the governor under specific conditions.

The Legislature Sends the Governor a Bill