Was thinking about if we missed anything, and one issue to think about is how should the Referendum Act interface with a gubernatorial veto?
Lets assume that the bill is sent to the governor's desk by referendum, then gets vetoed. Should we hold another referendum, or should it still just up to the legislature to override the veto?
Would regular bills that get vetoed be allowed to go to referendum to override the veto?
I don't have any strong priors on this - so I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas for a framework on this.
I'm lean no towards both of these. I'm worried people will get burned out with referendums.
