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.

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634 vetoes by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Showing 181–210, newest first. Clear filters
Bill Title President Vetoed
H.R. 1177 For the relief of Bessie Bear Robe Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S.J.Res. 160 To provide for the maintenance of certain highways in the Shenandoah National Park Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S.J.Res. 139 To authorize compacts or agreements between Atlantic Coast States with respect to fishing in… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 2306 Reiative to ~o~structio~ of a bridge across the Missouri River between Decatur, Nebraska, and… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 2271 For the relief of Barney Warren Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 2061 For the relief of William Hillock Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 1989 To provide for the alteration of certain bridges over navigable rivers of the United States… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 1617 For the relief of John Nicholas Chicouras Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 1467 For the relief of the Standard Oil Co., Inc. in Kentucky Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 1164 For the relief of Nadine Sanders Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 1042 For the relief of the Epes Transportation Corporation Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 839 To amend the Retirement Act of April 23,1904 Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 821 For the relief of Charles L. Kee Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 555 For the relief of Addison B. Hampel Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 68 For the relief of the San Francisco ~ountain Scenic Boulevard Company Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 6 To return a portion of the Grand Canyon National Monument to the public domain Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 5 To grant certain lands to the Arizona State Elks Association Hospital Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 2 To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to convey certain lands to the State of Nevada to be… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 2150 To amend section 8 of the act entitled “An act to sup pkement laws against unlawful restraints…” Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 18 Aut~orizing payment to the San Carlos Apache Indians for lands ceded by them in the agreement… Franklin D. Roosevelt August 5, 1939
S. 2139 To exempt from taxation certain property of the American Friends Service Committee Franklin D. Roosevelt August 4, 1939
H.R. 5137 To prohibit the purchase of beer on credit by retailers in the District of Columbia Franklin D. Roosevelt August 3, 1939
H.R. 3321 To provide allowances for uniforms and equipment to certain officers of the Officers, Reserve… Franklin D. Roosevelt August 1, 1939
H.R. 3314 To provide shorter hours of duty for firemen in the District of Columbia Franklin D. Roosevelt August 1, 1939
H.R. 3248 Authorizing a per capita payment of $15 each to the members of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa… Franklin D. Roosevelt August 1, 1939
H.R. 2480 For the relief of the estate of John B. Brack Franklin D. Roosevelt August 1, 1939
H.R. 985 To authorize the Secretary of War to furnish certain markers for certain graves Franklin D. Roosevelt August 1, 1939
H.R. 2687 For the relief of Elbert R. Miller Override not recorded Franklin D. Roosevelt July 27, 1939
H.R. 3537 To extend the facilities of the Public Health Service to active officers of the Foreign Service… Franklin D. Roosevelt July 17, 1939
H.R. 6109 To extend the time for commencing and completing construction of a bridge across the Niagara… Franklin D. Roosevelt June 20, 1939

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.