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Governor vetoes budget items restricting student walkouts, across-the-board cuts
Read Article Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly grudgingly signed the state spending plan approved by the Legislature, calling it a "bad budget that went through a bad process." The Legislature approved a $10.7 billion state general fund budget for fiscal year 2027 that spends about $475 million more than the state takes in. The state general fund portion of the budget is a reduction of about $186 million, or 1.7%, from the 2026 estimate.
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