FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): The Fort Wayne City Council has once again overridden Mayor Tom Henry’s veto of a ban on so-called “pay-to-play” practices.

Last year, the Council passed a bill that prevented city contracts from being awarded to an entity that contributes more than $2,000 to a city official’s political campaign, after word got out that 2/3rds of Mayor Henry’s 2015 campaign funds came from city vendors.

Henry vetoed that bill, saying it violated state law.

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The Council tried again, making changes Henry’s office suggested, and he vetoed it again on the same grounds. The Journal Gazette reports that veto was overturned Tuesday night on a 7-2 vote, with Democrat Geoff Paddock and Republican Jason Arp voting “no.”

Henry says he supports the bill’s intent but struggles with its enforceability.