RANDOLPH — Rep. Edith Tucker (D-Randolph),the prime sponsor of House Bill 1454, said in response to Gov. Chris Sununu’s veto of the legislation aimed at making sure future solid waste landfills do not pollute New Hampshire waters, that she expects a veto override attempt.

“I believe there will be a strong attempt to override the governor’s veto, especially in an election year,” Tucker said. “Voters are particularly well-informed about the importance of maintaining clean water in rivers, lakes and coastal areas, as well as near landfill sites. HB 1454 is truly both a statewide and bipartisan issue.”

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