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 1–30, newest first. Clear filters
Bill Title President Vetoed
H.R. 4345 For the relief of the legal guardian of Luther Marcus Smith, a minor Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt December 19, 1944
H.R. 3614 For the relief of the Queen City Brewing Company, Cumberland, Maryland Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt December 19, 1944
H.R. 3302 For the relief of Eleanor Parkinson Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt December 19, 1944
H.R. 2825 For the relief of Sigfried Olsen, doing business as Sigfried Olsen Shipping Company Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt December 19, 1944
H.R. 2241 To abolish the Jackson Hole National Monument as created by Presidential Proclamation No. 2578… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt December 19, 1944
S. 1746 Authorizing and directing the Secretary of the Interior to issue to Peter A. Condelario a… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt December 19, 1944
S. 1602 Authorizing and directing the Secretary of the Interior to issue to Winaie Left Her Behind, a… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt December 19, 1944
S. 1453 For relief of City National Bank Building Company Franklin D. Roosevelt December 6, 1944
S. 1101 For the relief of John C. Shaw, administrator, of the estate of Sydney C. ~c~uth, deceased Franklin D. Roosevelt December 6, 1944
H.R. 1519 Conferring jurisdiction upon the Court of Claims to render judgment on the claim of McCullough… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt —
H.R. 3674 For the relief of William E. Widby. 362 Franklin D. Roosevelt Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt —
H.R. 1675 To amend section 9 of the Pay Readjustment Act of 1942 by providing for the computation of… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt —
H.R. 3596 To confer jurisd~c~ion upon the Court of Claims of the United States to consider and render… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt —
H.R. 1737 For the relief of the Saunders Memorial Hospital Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt —
S. 555 For the relief of Almos W. Glasgow Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt —
H.R. 2075 For the relief of Charles R. Hooper Franklin D. Roosevelt February 28, 1944
H.R. 205 To adjudicate the claims for loss or damage resuitixxg from construction of In tracoastal… Franklin D. Roosevelt February 28, 1944
Bill not legible Revenue Act of 1943, to provide revenue and other purposes Overridden Pub. L. 18-235 Franklin D. Roosevelt February 24, 1944
H.R. 3417 To continue the ~ommodity Credit Corporation as an agency of the United States Override failed Franklin D. Roosevelt February 18, 1944
S. 1090 For the relief of John Henry Miller, Jr Franklin D. Roosevelt January 31, 1944
H.R. 2299 To adjudicate the claims of W.M. Hurley and Joe Whitson. _I 356 Franklin D. Roosevelt Override not recorded Franklin D. Roosevelt December 21, 1943
S. 648 For the relief of Arthur C. Norcutt Franklin D. Roosevelt December 18, 1943
H.R. 1155 For the relief of Capt. Leland M. Mower and Lt. Percy K. Morrisson Franklin D. Roosevelt November 25, 1943
S.J.Res. 59 Authorizing the President to proclaim December 7, 1943, as Armed Services Honor Day Franklin D. Roosevelt November 25, 1943
S. 694 For the relief of W.G. Cornell Company Franklin D. Roosevelt November 4, 1943
S. 514 For relief of Blanche H. Karsch, administratrix of estate of Kate E. Hamilton, Override failed Franklin D. Roosevelt October 28, 1943
S. 135 To adjudicate the claim of the General State Authority of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Franklin D. Roosevelt October 1, 1943
H.R. 1396 Making certain regulations with reference to fertilizers of seeds that may be distributed by… Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt —
H.R. 986 To define misconduct, for Compensation and pension purposes, as limited to felonious misconduct Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt —
H.R. 1712 For the relief of Sarah Ann Elizabeth Holiday Fox and Ethel Allene Brown Haberfeld Pocket veto Franklin D. Roosevelt —

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.