“For one person to stand in the way of it is, really, unacceptable,” said Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas, a key proponent of the election legislation.
Supporters have said the proposed limits on outpatient pharmaceutical drugs could provide the most immediate relief to patient costs of any measure lawmakers have considered this year.
The bill now heads back to the House, which is expected to call for a conference committee to work out its differences with the Senate as soon as Tuesday.
“It's universal in the committee that we support the town's position on their ability to maintain — or not maintain — these trails,” said Rep. Matt Walker, the House Transportation chair.