Key Votes
Sub HB 2986 - School Finance - Key Vote
Kansas Key Votes
Stages
Family
- Sub HB 2986 - School Finance
- HR 2644 - United States-Caribbean Trade Partnership Act
- HF 5 - Maximum Title Loan Finance Charge
- SB 123 - High school exit examination
- HB 5221 - Capital Outlay Project
- S 1095 - Nominations for the Police-Affiliated Slots on the JLMC
- SB 78 - Seat Belt Violation as Primary Offense
- HB 1339 - Election of the President by National Popular Vote
- Ainsworth Amdt - Legislative Pay Cut
- S 34 - Presidential Election by National Popular Vote
- HB 6602 - 2008-2009 Budget Amendments
- SB 1035 - Allowing Guns in Alcohol-Serving Establishments
- SR 7 - Statement of Opposition to Proposition 8
- HB 1279 - Income Tax Rate Reduction
- HR 5 - Statement of Opposition to Proposition 8
- SB 12 - Establishing Domestic Partnerships
- SB 278 - Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan
- HB 1479 - Relating to Labor
- SB 63 - Pilot Charter School
- HB 379 - "Right to Know" Law Exemption
- SB 427 - Rating System for Public Schools
- AB 1121 - Dog Licensing
- SF 2275 - Authorizes Internet Gambling
- S 6768 - Relating to Designating a Portion of the State Highway to be Known as the "Peconic Highway"
Issues
Stage Details
Legislation - Bill Failed (Senate) (14-25) - March 30, 2006 (Key vote)
Title: School Finance
Vote to pass a bill that increases public school funding, including incrementally increasing the "base state per pupil" aid from $4,257 to $4,307 in 2006 - 2007, to $4356 in 2007 - 2008 and to $4,391 for 2008 - 2009 and after. The bill also specifies that a kindergarten be counted as one pupil for funding purposes by 2008-2009, and states that it is the goal of the state to have 65 percent of money that goes to schools be spent on classroom instruction.
Legislation - Bill Passed (House) (64-61) - March 24, 2006 (Key vote)
Title: School Finance
Vote to pass a bill that increases public school funding, including incrementally increasing the "base state per pupil" aid from $4,257 to $4,307 in 2006 - 2007, to $4356 in 2007 - 2008 and to $4,391 for 2008 - 2009 and after. The bill also specifies that a kindergarten be counted as one pupil for funding purposes by 2008-2009, and states that it is the goal of the state to have 65 percent of money that goes to schools be spent on classroom instruction.
Legislation - Introduced (House) - March 20, 2006
Title: School Finance
