danb
dont be a dumbass
Sorry - they can override in a Special Session. Constitutionally, it is one of the first actions they are supposed to consider upon convening a new session (other than the first session of the four year term).
(Source: https://msa.maryland.gov/msa/mdmanual/07leg/html/proc.html#vetoed)
Double woo hoo!!
Okay, so here is what can happen.
Governor Hogan could (or 3/5's of each chamber can petition the Governor to) call any number of special sessions. He called one last year to elect a new Speaker, but they didn't tackle the SB1000 vetos during that session. It's probably not worth calling a special session just to override vetos on feel good legislation anyway. They got most of their licks in this year to justify their existence in their own minds. That means they can and will take up the vetos next session in January.
I double checked my memory.
The special session in 2019 was May 1 and only for a few days.
The gov vetoed SB1000 5/24. http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/mgawebsite/Legislation/Details/sb1000/?ys=2019rs
So... there was no override to consider until they were back in session in Jan.
See MJD438's post above. Now that the bill has been vetoed, it will be considered at the next regular or special session. Given the budget shortfall, I would be surprised if there was not a special session.