The North Carolina House has successfully overturned Governor Cooper’s rejection of Senate Bill 41. The Republican-led Senate had previously voted in favor of overriding the governor’s initial veto of the measure, which eases firearm regulations. The House’s recent move marks the party’s first trial of unity under new operating procedures. The aforementioned bill entails a set of adjustments to gun access, such as the elimination of the need for handgun purchasers to obtain permits from their respective county sheriffs. Representative Jon Hardister announced the override, noting that it was the first veto reversal since 2018, on Twitter. The lawmakers did not deliberate over the matter before the override’s approval. The bill pertains to the prerequisite for obtaining a permit to buy a handgun. CBS 17 conveys that this is a developing story and updates will be forthcoming.