With North Carolina Republicans set to lose their veto-proof supermajority come 2025, state lawmakers took their final vote Wednesday on a bill that takes away power from incoming Democrats in the executive branch, overturning a veto with a party-line 72-46 vote.

A veto override vote must still have to pass the House for the changes to become law. That vote could be tougher. Three House Republicans joined all Democrats in voting against the bill.