Kevin Richert and Sadie Dittenber

A 46-24 vote left Gov. Brad Little’s veto of a library bill intact — and essentially brought the 88-day session to an anticlimactic close.

A lot of bills churned around the Statehouse the past three months. Some passed, some didn’t. Let’s run down the results.

The actions came during a long 81st day of the legislative session. It was’t be the final day of the session. Both houses will reconvene at 8:30 a.m. Friday.

The rare and resounding override marks Day 80 of the legislative session — a session that has already gone longer than lawmakers had hoped.

In other business Wednesday evening, State Board of Education member David Hill was reappointed, over objections from conservatives.

Amidst the end-of-session impasse, a handful of big-ticket education bills are on hold.

Sponsors pulled the $12 million-a-year pilot bill from the House Education Committee’s agenda. The abrupt move could also bring the Legislature’s protracted debate over school choice to a grinding halt.