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HB 2600Session 2025-2026HouseStatus unavailable

Establishing the Affordable Healthcare for Kansans program to expand medicaid eligibility.

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Introduced

Jan 29, 2026

Latest action

Apr 10, 2026

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Topics and classification

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Health

Source subjects

Health and Healthcare

Document type

Bill

Sponsors

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Primary sponsor

Abi Boatman

Primary sponsorAngela Martinez
Primary sponsorBarbara Ballard
Primary sponsorBrandon Woodard
Primary sponsorBrooklynne Mosley
Primary sponsorCindy Neighbor
Primary sponsorDan Osman
Primary sponsorFord Carr
Primary sponsorHeather Meyer
Primary sponsorHenry Helgerson
Primary sponsorJerry Stogsdill
Primary sponsor

Jo Ella Hoye

Primary sponsorJohn Alcala
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John Carmichael

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KC Ohaebosim

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Kirk Haskins

Primary sponsor

Linda Featherston

Primary sponsor

Louis Ruiz

Primary sponsor

Lynn Melton

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Mari-Lynn Poskin

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Melissa Oropeza

Primary sponsor

Mike Amyx

Primary sponsor

Nikki McDonald

Primary sponsor

Pam Curtis

Primary sponsor

Rui Xu

Primary sponsor

Stephanie Sawyer Clayton

Primary sponsor

Susan Ruiz

Primary sponsor

Suzanne Wikle

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Sydney Carlin

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Tobias Schlingensiepen

Primary sponsor

Tom Sawyer

Primary sponsor

Valdenia Winn

Primary sponsor

Virgil Weigel

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