Kansas legislators expect Kelly to veto tax cuts, call special session

The Democratic governor and Republican-controlled Legislature agree on a good deal of policy that would save taxpayers a total of between $1.42 billion and $1.92 billion.

Related Keywords

Kansas ,United States ,Lenexa ,Wichita ,Andover ,Weskan ,Albert Einstein ,Adam Smith ,Ken Rahjes ,Dan Hawkins ,Laura Kelly ,Senate Minority Leader Dinah Sykes ,Senate On ,House Taxation Committee ,Kansas Department Of Revenue ,Republican Controlled Legislature ,Minority Leader Dinah Sykes ,Lenexa Democrat ,Taxation Committee Chair Adam Smith ,Weskan Republican ,Social Security ,House Democrats ,Speaker Dan Hawkins ,Wichita Republican ,Kansas Department ,President Ty Masterson ,Andover Republican ,Will Lawrence ,Kansas Latest News ,Opeka Latest News ,Ansas City Kansas Latest News ,Kansas Legislators ,Gov Laura Kelly ,Tax Cuts ,Special Session ,Legislative Session ,Income Tax ,Budget Shortfalls ,Urplus Revenues ,Veto ,Bipartisan Agreement ,Impasse ,Tax Bill ,Senate ,House ,Democratic Governor ,Top Leaders ,State Income Taxes ,Personal Income Tax Rates ,Property Tax ,Sales Tax ,Etirees 039 Social Security Benefits ,Budget Year ,Tax Collections ,Fiscal Responsibility ,Bipartisan Cooperation ,Fiscal Sustainability ,Legislative Seats ,Onstituents 039 Concerns ,