What is the special provision regarding vetoes of appropriation bills?

• A. No line-item veto is allowed.
• B. Appropriation bills as a whole can be vetoed only if the Governor disapproves budget.
• C. Any item of an appropriation bill may be vetoed.
• D. The Supreme Court must approve any veto of an appropriation bill.

Answer: (C)

Wyoming allows a line-item veto on appropriation bills. This means the governor can approve the bill while striking out specific listed expenditures within it, rather than vetoing the entire bill. With this power, spending items can be removed or reduced to better align the budget with priorities while other funded portions of the bill remain law. The other statements don’t fit because there is indeed a line-item veto in place, it isn’t a requirement to veto the whole budget, and vetoes aren’t decided by the Supreme Court.