The house and the Senate over ride the governor's veto with a 2/3 vote.
Answer: Option C.
Explanation:
To make a bill a law, there are certain procedures that are to be followed. The bill that is to become a law has to pass from both the houses of the legislature which are the house and the senate of the legislature. Then if there is some veto, the veto is to be over ridden, then finally the bill becomes the law.
In this diagram, after the bill got pass from both the houses of the legislature, the governor vetoed the bill. But with the over riding of the veto of the governor with the two third votes by both the houses of the legislature, the bill became a law.
