The ability to defeat a measure after it comes up for consideration or has received preliminary approval is called

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Veto power is the ability to reject or block a decision or proposal, especially after it has been made or approved by another body, such as a legislature. This power allows an individual or body, such as a president or governor, to defeat a measure even after it has been considered or preliminarily approved by a legislative body.

The Ability to Defeat a Measure After It Comes Up