Electing to participate in the federal tax credit for individual contributions to scholarship granting organizations and increasing the aggregate tax credit limit on the tax credit for low income students scholarship program.
What it does: Has Kansas elect to take part in the federal tax credit for contributions to scholarship granting organizations for tax years after 2026, and raises the aggregate cap on the state's low-income scholarship tax credit program. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)
Question before the chamber: Conference Committee Report was adopted
A yes vote adopted the conference committee report on HB 2468, which elects to join the federal scholarship-donation tax credit and raises the cap on the low-income student scholarship credit, sending it to the governor. (AI-written)
The tally
Yes 76 · No 44 · Not voting 5
Bar: green = yes, brown = no, striped = not voting.
| Party | Yes | No | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats | 0 | 36 | 1 |
| Republicans | 76 | 8 | 4 |
Most Democrats voted no; most Republicans voted yes. 8 members voted against their party’s majority.
Voted against their party’s majority
- Bill BloomR64No
- Dan GoddardR7No
- Jesse BorjonR52No
- Ken CollinsR2No
- Kyle McNortonR50No
- Laura WilliamsR30No
- Mark SchreiberR60No
- Nate ButlerR68No
The full roll (125)
Yes 76
- Adam TurkR117
- Allen ReavisR63
- Angela StiensR39
- Avery AndersonR72
- Barb WasingerR111
- Bill RhileyR80
- Bill SuttonR43
- Blake CarpenterR81
- Bob LewisR123
- Brad BarrettR76
- Brett FairchildR113
- Brian BergkampR93
- Carl TurnerR28
- Carolyn CaiharrR33
- Charlotte EsauR14
- Chip VanHoudenR26
- Chris CroftR8
- Chuck SmithR3
- Clarke SandersR69
- Courtney SappingtonR5
- Cyndi HowertonR98
- Dale HelwigR1
- Dan HawkinsR100
- Dave BuehlerR40
- Dawn WolfR107
- Doug BlexR12
- Duane DrogeR13
- Emil BergquistR91
- Francis AwerkampR61
- Fred GardnerR9
- Gary WhiteR115
- Greg WilsonR70
- Jason GoetzR119
- Jill WardR105
- Jim MinnixR118
- Joe SeiwertR101
- Ken CorbetR54
- Ken RahjesR110
- Kevin SchwertfegerR114
- Kristey WilliamsR77
- Kyle HoffmanR116
- Kyler SweelyR102
- Lance NeellyR42
- Lauren BohiR15
- Leah HowellR82
- Leo DelperdangR94
- Lisa MoserR106
- Lon PishnyR122
- Marty LongR124
- Megan SteeleR51
- Mike KingR74
- Mike StormR121
- Nick HoheiselR97
- Paul WaggonerR104
- Rebecca SchmoeR59
- Rick JamesR4
- Rick WilbornR73
- Robyn EssexR78
- Ron BryceR11
- Ronald EllisR47
- Sandy PickertR88
- Sean TarwaterR27
- Sean WillcottR62
- Shannon FrancisR125
- Shawn ChaunceyR65
- Sherri BrantleyR112
- Steve BrunkR85
- Steve HoweR71
- Steve HuebertR90
- Susan EstesR87
- Susan HumphriesR99
- Tim JohnsonR38
- Tom KesslerR96
- Troy WaymasterR109
- Web RothR79
- Will CarpenterR75
No 44
- Abi BoatmanD86
- Alexis SimmonsD58
- Angela MartinezD103
- Barbara BallardD44
- Bill BloomR64
- Brandon WoodardD108
- Brooklynne MosleyD46
- Cindy NeighborD18
- Dan GoddardR7
- Dan OsmanD48
- Ford CarrD84
- Heather MeyerD29
- Henry HelgersonD83
- Jarrod OusleyD24
- Jerry StogsdillD21
- Jesse BorjonR52
- Jo Ella HoyeD17
- John AlcalaD57
- John CarmichaelD92
- K.C. OhaebosimD89
- Ken CollinsR2
- Kirk HaskinsD53
- Kyle McNortonR50
- Laura WilliamsR30
- Linda FeatherstonD16
- Lindsay VaughnD22
- Louis RuizD31
- Lynn MeltonD36
- Mari-Lynn PoskinD20
- Mark SchreiberR60
- Melissa OropezaD37
- Mike AmyxD45
- Nate ButlerR68
- Nikki McDonaldD49
- Pam CurtisD32
- Rui XuD25
- Stephanie Sawyer-ClaytonD19
- Susan RuizD23
- Suzanne WikleD10
- Sydney CarlinD66
- Tobias SchlingensiepenD55
- Val WinnD34
- Virgil WeigelD56
- Wanda PaigeD35
Not voting 5
“Not voting” is a recorded non-vote, not a reason for the absence. Parties come from public rosters; how we count.