Vetoes 2,594 on file, 1797 to 2025

Bills sent back to Congress unsigned, and what the chambers did about it. Search by keyword, bill, president or year.

634 vetoes by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Showing 301–330, newest first. Clear filters
Bill Title President Vetoed
S. 1052 To provide for further development of cooperative agricultural extension work Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 21, 1937
S. 1040 Relating to the provisional officers of the World War Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 21, 1937
S. 937 For the relief of Harry W. Dubiske Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 21, 1937
S. 886 For the relief of L.J. Powers Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 21, 1937
S. 57 29 1 For the relief of Walter Conner Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 21, 1937
S. 53 For the relief of the Perkins-Campbell Company Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 21, 1937
H.R. 6482 To provide for cooperation with the State of Oklahoma in constructing a permanent memorial to… Franklin D. Roosevelt August 21, 1937
S. 46 For the relief of Ernest S. Frazier Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 21, 1937
H.R. 6453 To increase the minimum pay of Deputy United States Marshals to $2,000 per annum Franklin D. Roosevelt August 20, 1937
H.R. 4716 To authorize construction of a marine hospital at Key West, Florida Franklin D. Roosevelt August 20, 1937
H.R. 1114 For the relief of Agnes Ewing Harter Franklin D. Roosevelt August 17, 1937
S.J.Res. 57 To provide for a comprehensive national plan for prevention and control of floods of all the… Franklin D. Roosevelt August 13, 1937
S. 826 For the relief of the estates of Mrs. H. Lee Shelton, Mrs. J.R. Scruggs, and Mrs. Irvin Johnson Franklin D. Roosevelt August 7, 1937
S. 1284 To change the name of the Chemical Warfare Service Franklin D. Roosevelt August 4, 1937
S.J.Res. 30 For the relief of William K. Richardson Franklin D. Roosevelt July 19, 1937
H.R. 4408 To provide for the renewal of star-route contracts at 4-year intervals Franklin D. Roosevelt June 29, 1937
S. 733 To adjudicate the claim of Robert A. Watson Franklin D. Roosevelt June 15, 1937
H.R. 6763 To extend for 1 year the 3Yz-percent interest rate on certain Federal land-bank loans, to… Overridden Pub. L. 75-209 Franklin D. Roosevelt June 9, 1937
H.R. 564 For the relief of Lon D. Warsham Company Franklin D. Roosevelt June 9, 1937
H.R. 5478 To amend law to provide privileges of renewing expiring 5-year level-premium term policies for… Overridden Pub. L. 75-127 Franklin D. Roosevelt May 28, 1937
H.J.Res. 304 Authorizing Federal participation in the New York World's Fair, 1939 Override not recorded Franklin D. Roosevelt May 19, 1937
S. 4684 For the relief of the First, Second, and Third National Steamship Companies Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt June 20, 1936
S. 4658 To aid the several States in making certain toll bridges free bridges Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt June 20, 1936
S. 4444 Directing the Court of Claims to reopen certain cases Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt June 20, 1936
S. 4026 To amend the National Defense Act of June 3, 1916 Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt June 20, 1936
S. 3992 For the relief of Captain Lawrence V. Houston, retired Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt June 20, 1936
S. 3441 For the relief of C.T. Hird Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt June 20, 1936
H.R. 12329 To reenact section 259 of the Judicial Code relating to traveling and subsistence expenses of… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt June 20, 1936
H.R. 12062 To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to accept unsurveyed lands in numbered school… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt June 20, 1936
H.R. 10504 For the relief of Booth & Co., Inc., a Delaware corporation Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt June 20, 1936

Of the 2,594 vetoes on file, 344 drew an override vote in at least one chamber and 108 succeeded; an override needs two thirds of both. A pocket veto, made while Congress was adjourned, cannot be overridden and is dated by the adjournment. A row with no override tag is one Congress did not take up. Vetoes before 2001 are from the Senate Library's record, where a few bill numbers are not legible.