Complaint Starts Kansas Session: Legislators Earn More Cash For Less Work

Not-so-fun fact . . . Politicos in the Sunflower State seem to be navigating their way around inflation much more skillfully than voters . . . Check-it: 

The 2026 Kansas legislative session is scheduled to be shorter than usual, potentially the shortest in a decade.
Some lawmakers have expressed concerns that the compressed schedule rushes the legislative process and increases tension.
The shorter session coincides with a recent pay raise for legislators and a new process where they create the budget from scratch.

Starting in 2025, rank-and-file legislators got a raise from about $30,000 to nearly $58,000 in total compensation.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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