The embarrassing failed override of Paid Family Leave is long forgotten. The House successfully overrode the governor’s veto of the minimum wage increase bill.

Vermont House leadership doesn’t have the votes to override Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of the minimum wage - yet. No vote was taken today, and no new date has been scheduled.

WCAX reporters, legislative leaders and lobbyists all are counting heads in anticipation of an attempted override of Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of the minimum wage bill.

The supermajority of Democrats and Progressives could be left with a failed agenda, if enough rank and filers continue to vote their own minds.

First, they failed to override the paid family leave veto. Now the House Democratic leadership has another uphill battle - getting enough votes to override Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of the minimum wage.

Paradoxically, raising minimum wage will hurt the people its supporters are trying to help. True or not?

When last week's attempted override of Gov Phil Scott's paid family leave veto failed, House Democratic leaders blamed a rank and filer for going back on a promise. In return they were accused of mismanaging the effort to pass the bill. Shades of Iowa - a bad week for Democratic state leaders.

House Democrats failed to override Gov. Phil Scott's veto of H107, paid family leave.

The Vermont Legislature website is a beautiful thing. You can read the roll call votes and the explanatory statements (if any) of legislators. VT Digger provides roll call information on last week’s House votes on Paid Family Leave and Minimum Wage, both of which fell short of the 100 necessary to override a veto by Gov. Phi Scott.