Lawmakers are running out of time to override some of Gov. Kevin Stitt's vetoes, which prompted some pushback from constituents.

There are several bills that lawmakers could override, including a bill that would require insurance providers to include mammograms. That bill, which was written by a lawmaker with breast cancer, was vetoed by Stitt.

"One in eight women in the United States this year will be diagnosed with breast cancer, one in six women here in Oklahoma. This is an issue that needs to be a top priority," state Rep. Melissa Provenzano said.

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