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Laura Kelly
Governor , D
EFTC Status in Kansas
Governor Laura Kelly (D) vetoed HB 2468 on April 6, 2026. The Kansas Senate had the 27 votes needed for an override, but the House came up 8 votes short (76-44, two-thirds majority requires 84). Kansas will not opt in this legislative session.
Governor has decided not to opt in
Kansas's governor has decided not to participate in the Education Freedom Tax Credit at this time. While this is disappointing, the decision can change with new leadership or legislative action.
Build Your Advocacy KitWhat You Can Do Now
Kansas's governor has chosen not to opt in, but that does not mean the door is closed. Here is how you can keep working toward participation.
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Your state legislature can pass bills to compel opt-in or override a governor's veto. Contact your state senators and representatives to urge them to act.
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Prepare for the Future
Get your school ready now so you can move quickly when the opportunity arises. Identify eligible families, research SGO requirements, and prepare documentation.
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Governor Kelly vetoed HB 2468 on April 6, 2026, blocking Kansas's opt-in to the federal scholarship tax credit. The Kansas Senate had the 27 votes needed to override, but the House came up 8 votes short (76-44, two-thirds requires 84).
· Kansas Reflector
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Governors change, elections bring new opportunities, and legislatures can act. Keep advocating for the Education Freedom Tax Credit in Kansas.
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