Governor's desk
Session ended Aug 31; the Governor had until Sept 30 to sign or veto (Art. IV, § 10(b)(2)). Notable bills from the desk window, with veto-message rationale where publicly reported. This tracker recurs every session — the next desk window is fall 2027.
Bills passed in the Aug 17–31 floor push must be signed or vetoed within 30 days after adjournment — Sept 30 in 2026 (Art. IV, § 10(b)(2)); bills presented while the Legislature is in session get 12 days (§ 10(b)(1)). A bill the Governor never acts on by the deadline becomes law without a signature — the pocket signature. A veto can be overridden only by two-thirds of each house (54 Assembly / 27 Senate) (§ 10(a)). Full mechanics: ask Goldie or see the bills lifecycle guide. Veto rationale is shown only where press coverage quoted the veto message — cards without one reflect unreported reasoning, not an absence of it. Chapter numbers are assigned by the Secretary of State; verify at leginfo. Data as of 2026-10-01. Not legal advice.