TRENTON, NJ—High-ranking members of the New JerseyLegislature say that a vote will come in an attempt tooverride Gov. Chris Christie's veto of legislationgeared at instituting financial, administrative and ethical reformsas the Port Authority of New York & NewJersey.
State Sen. Robert Gordon of Fair Lawn, aprimary sponsor of the bill, says he has spoken with SenatePresident Stephen Sweeney who has agreed to moveahead on a vote to override the governor's veto, according to TheRecord.
“I told him I wanted to do an override. He said that's fine,”Gordon says.
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John Jordan
John Jordan is a veteran journalist with 36 years of print and digital media experience.
