But Anne Arundel County lawmakers voted 14-6 to side with the governor against the Fair Share Health Care Act, also known as the "Wal-Mart" bill because it only affects the retail giant.
The full Senate voted 30-17 against the governor's veto, and in the House, delegates lined up 88-50 against it. Both chambers needed to wrangle a three-fifths majority for the override.
Supporters hailed the vote as a victory for working...
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