The Kentucky House of Representatives is now in session. Lawmakers are voting remotely on the Capitol campus, marked their attendance by emailing/texting in to designated managers on the House Floor. 91 out of 100 "present"

The KY House has voted 58-33 to override Beshear's veto of HB 150, which deals with how judges interpret insurance law. On to Senate

KY House now considering HB 195, which allows local governments in counties >80,000 people to post official notices online instead of in newspapers.

KY House has overridden Beshear's veto of HB 195, allowing counties with populations over 80,000 to post official notices online instead of in newspapers

KY House now considering override of Beshear's veto of HB 336, moving deadline for governor candidates to pick lt. gov candidate from January to August (allows candidates to pick, say, a former primary rival)

KY House overrides Beshear's veto of HB 336, 55-34

KY Senate now considering an override of Beshear's veto of the voter photo ID bill. GOP Sen. Robby Mills says that voters will be able to get IDs once clerk's offices open later in the year.

KY Senate votes 27-6 to override Beshear's veto of SB 2, the voter ID bill.

KY House now voting on Marsy's Law, which would add several new rights for crime victims in the state constitution like right to be notified of and be heard at court proceedings

The KY House has passed 74-15 "Marsy's Law" creating new rights for crime victims in the state constitution. KY voters will decide whether to make it official on Election Day in November.

Now KY House is considering enabling legislation for "Marsy's Law"

Meanwhile KY Senate is considering override of Beshear's veto of HB 336, allowing governor candidates to pick a running mate after the primary election.