Reform may expand senate and crop salaries
A Kansas legislative panel endorsed extending all 165 seats by two years and expanding the Senate from 40 to 41 members to avert a 20 20 tie. The committee rejected pay limits but warned Kansas could become a full time legislature by century's end without pay deadlines. Proponents cited part time citizen legislature status while opponents warned of inequities for unpaid lawmakers.
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