HB 2468

Mar 10, 2026 · Senate · Final Passage

Outcome: failed

Yea: 7
Nay: 29
Absent: 4
AFL-CIO Key Vote: SUPPORT
Amendment to Require Accountability for Private School Voucher Program
HB 2468 doubles the tax credit cap for private school voucher scholarships from $10 million to $20 million and opts Kansas into a new federal tax credit, steering more public dollars toward private schools. This amendment would have required private schools receiving these taxpayer-funded scholarships to meet basic accountability standards. Labor supports the amendment because expanding vouchers without oversight drains funding from public schools where union members teach and work, weakening both the schools and the educators who serve Kansas kids.
Vote Weight: 4x
KS AFL-CIO supports a YEA vote

Yea (7)

Name Party District
Cindy Holscher D 8
David Haley D 4
Dinah Sykes D 21
Ethan Corson D 7
Marci Francisco D 2
Pat Pettey D 6
Silas Miller D 25

Nay (29)

Name Party District
Adam Thomas R 23
Beverly Gossage R 9
Brad Starnes R 22
Brenda Dietrich R 20
Caryn Tyson R 12
Chase Blasi R 26
Craig Bowser R 1
Doug Shane R 37
Elaine Bowers R 36
Jeff Klemp R 5
Joseph Claeys R 27
Kellie Warren R 11
Kenny Titus R 18
Larry Alley R 32
Michael Fagg R 14
Michael Murphy R 34
Mike Argabright R 17
Mike Petersen R 28
Mike Thompson R 10
Renee Erickson R 30
Rick Kloos R 3
Ronald Ryckman R 38
Scott Hill R 24
Tim Shallenburger R 13
TJ Rose R 35
Tory Marie Blew R 33
Ty Masterson R 16
Virgil Peck R 15
William Clifford R 39

Absent (4)

Name Party District
Oletha Faust Goudeau D 29
Patrick Schmidt D 19
Rick Billinger R 40
Stephen Owens R 31