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Massachusetts' Baker says he'll veto Dem-sponsored Senate succession rule change: report
foxnews.comMassachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker has no plans to alter the state’s succession rules should Sen. Elizabeth Warren be tapped to serve in President-elect Joe Biden’s administration, WBZ-TV reports.
State law currently stipulates that once a vacancy arises, an interim senator is appointed by the governor until a special election is held.
An amendment recently introduced by Massachusetts State Rep. Mindy Domb, a Democrat, would require that Baker fill a vacancy with someone belonging to the same political party as the individual who vacated the role, according to the station.
In Warren’s case, that would require Baker to appoint a Democrat. The Republican governor, however, told WBZ News on Thursday he would veto that effort, calling it a “bad.
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