Governor Kelly Vetoes Tax Bill, Proposes Own Relief
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Kansas Governor Laura Kelly vetoes a Republican bill that could limit budget growth, citing potential harm to local communities. She introduces her own three-part reform package for property tax relief, including a one-time tax credit, a state fund for budget-conscious cities and counties, and a doubled residential exemption on the school levy. However, GOP leaders criticize the veto and dismiss her proposals, making an override challenging. A veto session begins Thursday, but property tax fights and GOP infighting may complicate the process.
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