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CEP LEGISLATIVE UPDATE – APRIL 26, 2023
May 2, 2023
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april 26, 2023

Session Wrap-Up, Vetoes, and HB 2100

The legislature returned Wednesday where they must proceed to pass an omnibus budget and a school finance bill to meet their constitutional obligations.

Since adjournment, Governor Kelly vetoed several pieces of policy which both the House and Senate will consider this week for veto overrides. 

The Climate + Energy Project was closely tracking the ESG Bill, HB 2100. The Governor did NOT veto the bill, nor did she sign it. It will become law without her signature, per announcement by her office on Monday. 

While it’s too soon to determine if it’s a possibility, leadership intends to finish the session by early Saturday morning. 

Thank you for your engagement, comments and advocacy during this legislative session!


Bills We’re Watching
(Click to view a spreadsheet of the bills we’re tracking during this Legislative Session)

View the committee hearings and recordings on the Statehouse Live & Archive page.


Kansas Rural Center Policy Watch

CEP is a 2023 co-sponsor of the Kansas Rural Center’s Policy Watch weekly e-updates. KRC monitors the state legislature for decisions affecting a diversified agriculture, the environment, our natural resource base, rural communities, and our local and regional food systems. The weekly e-updates also provide information about upcoming hearings, so constituents can contact legislators or attend. 

Read and subscribe to their latest policy watch issues on their website.

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