Governor Kelly Announces Special Session of the Kansas Legislature

Governor Laura Kelly has made an announcement today regarding her intention to exercise her constitutional authority as stated in Article 1, Section 5 of the Kansas Constitution. She plans to reconvene the Kansas Legislature for a special session on Tuesday, June 18, 2024. The Governor expressed her commitment to collaborating with the Legislature in order to implement responsible and sustainable tax cuts that will benefit all Kansans. She believes that a special session presents an opportunity for bipartisan cooperation in achieving comprehensive tax relief without jeopardizing the state’s strong fiscal foundation. Governor Kelly is optimistic that by working together, a compromise can be swiftly reached to provide Kansans with more financial resources.

In the upcoming days, Governor Kelly will issue an official proclamation to convene the Legislature for the special session. This proclamation will serve as a formal notification to the members of the Legislature, informing them of the specific date and purpose of the session. By taking this step, the Governor aims to ensure that the special session proceeds smoothly and efficiently, allowing for productive discussions and decision-making on matters related to tax relief.

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