Explore Kansas state bills from the 2025–2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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Explore 73 Kansas state bills from the 2025–2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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This bill would give store owners a small tax break to cover the time and effort they spend collecting sales tax for the government. It is currently being reviewed in the Senate.
The DMV wants to create digital versions of driver’s licenses and ID cards that you can keep on your phone. If this bill passes, the DMV will be allowed to hire a company to build the technology, set rules for how these IDs are used, and charge a fee for them. This proposal is currently being reviewed by the State Senate.
If this bill passes the Senate, anyone caught driving under the influence will be required to attend a class where they hear stories from people whose lives were hurt by drunk drivers.
Modifying the definition of household income for the homestead property tax refund act, providing for one homestead property tax refund claim form and providing an eligibility exception for claimants who are required to live away from the homestead by reason of health or other hardship, increasing the homestead appraised value thresholds for certain homestead refund claim provisions, extending the period of time to file homestead claims and providing for an increase in the maximum refund allowed, providing that a person shall not lose eligibility for a homestead property tax refund claim or the SAFESR tax credit if the appraised valuation of the homestead subsequently exceeds the applicable threshold after qualifying in a previous tax year and modifying the household income threshold, providing a cost-of-living adjustment for purposes of the SAFESR tax credit and prohibiting tax sales of residential property for certain qualifying individuals for taxes owed on residential property.. Currently in Senate.
Here is the simple version: **Lawmakers are deciding whether to let the Department of Education hire a private company to put and maintain cameras on school buses. The proposal is currently being debated in the House of Representatives.**
Here is a simple summary of the bill: This bill aims to lower the property taxes you pay for your local schools. It includes two main changes: * **Tax breaks:** It lowers local school property taxes and gives homeowners a bigger discount on state school taxes. * **Funding:** Because these tax cuts would reduce money for schools, the bill moves money from other state funds to make sure schools still have the budget they need. **Status:** The bill is currently being debated in the House of Representatives.
If this bill passes, judges will have to consider whether a person is the primary caregiver for a child before deciding on their jail time or sentence. It aims to help people who are raising kids avoid prison or get lighter punishments. It is currently being debated in the House.
This bill stops insurance companies from changing how they pay your dentist while a contract is still active. It is currently being debated in the House.
The "Every Mom Matters Act" is a proposed law currently being discussed in the House. If it passes, the state will hire outside organizations to provide information and support to pregnant women and parents who are considering adoption for their children.
This bill would allow certain prison security officers to join the "Police and Fire" (KP&F) retirement plan, which offers better benefits than their current one. It also lets them count their past years of work toward this new plan by paying to move that credit over. The bill is currently being discussed in the House.
If an electric company takes your land for a project and offers you a price you think is too low, you can take them to court. If a jury agrees with you and awards you more money than the company originally offered, this bill would force the electric company to pay for your lawyer’s fees. The Senate is currently considering this proposal.
A new bill in the House would require colleges to train future teachers on how to better support students with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD).
