Minneapolis Leaders Urge Council to Override Veto Related to Waymo
Minneapolis leaders are calling on the city council to override a veto related to Waymo.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, October 14, 2026 —
Minneapolis leaders are urging the city council to override a veto related to Waymo, according to the available information. The summary does not identify the leaders making the request or the person who issued the veto.
Details about the measure affected by the veto were not provided. It is also unclear what role Waymo has in the matter, what the measure would have changed, or why it was vetoed. The available information does not specify when the veto occurred or when the council might consider an override.
The call places the city council at the center of the next step in the matter, but no information was provided about whether council members have responded, whether an override vote is scheduled, or what level of support such a vote may have. No statements from the leaders, the council or Waymo were included in the summary.
Without further details, the policy consequences of an override or the effect of the veto on Waymo cannot be established. The information provided also does not describe any related permits, city decisions, operational changes or other actions. The issue’s scope and the reasons behind the competing positions therefore remain unclear.
The known development is limited to the leaders’ request that the council override the veto. The names of the officials involved, the text and status of the underlying measure, and any timeline for council action were not provided.
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