As the Kansas legislative session comes to a close, lawmakers are reflecting on the policies passed, the challenges that remain, and what lies ahead. In a recent interview, Brandon Woodard shared his perspective on the fast-paced finish to the session, ongoing concerns about property taxes and education funding, and several policy wins he believes will benefit Kansans.

With the Kansas legislative session now complete, lawmakers are taking a moment to reflect on what was accomplished and what issues remain unresolved. In a recent interview with Senator Dinah Sykes, she discussed how the final weeks unfolded, key policy highlights, and what Kansans should be watching as we move toward the next session.

As the regular legislative session comes to a close, lawmakers are turning their attention to veto session and unfinished priorities—most notably property tax reform. During a recent conversation with Ty Masterson, several key policy updates and priorities for Kansas residents were discussed, ranging from agriculture protections to the state budget and housing affordability.