Kansas Lawmakers Approve Funding for Anticipated Redistricting Session
Kansas lawmakers met on Monday to approve legislative budgets for the upcoming session, including a $400,000 allocation from the State General Fund and $60,000 for licensing costs to cover a special session for redistricting the state's legislative voting districts.
Republican leadership just appropriated $460,000 from the state general fund for a redistricting special session that Kansans are not calling for.
Senate Minority Leader Dinah Sykes, a Democrat, condemned the decision, stating that it is a waste of taxpayer money and a "political stunt" that shows Republicans are not focused on issues that matter to Kansans.
Author's summary: Kansas lawmakers approved $460,000 for redistricting session.
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