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Spend-O-Meter
How fast does our state spend money? Since July 1, 2008 for FY 2008-09 How is this money spent? Visit kansas.gov/kanview for details.

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How fast does our state spend money?
Since July 1, 2008 for FY 2008-09

How is this money spent? Visit kansas.gov/kanview for details.

In The News
Class is NOT Dismissed - KC Kansan Traditional Education No Longer Enough - Hays Daily News HSAs are the New IRAs - KC Kansan Carports in Wyandotte County - Kansas City Star Post-Independence Day Blues - McPherson Sentinel Political vs. Market Health Care - Hays Daily News Letter to the Editor: Claims Overstated - Wichita Eagle

Events & Opportunities
Cato University 2008 - July 20-25, 2008 Request for Proposals on Property Tax Issues

Advocating Sound Policy
Seven Principles of Sound Public Policy to make us a stronger, freer, more prosperous people. State spending has increased 66% since 1992. Read more... Since 1990 enrollment in USD 259 has remained flat. Read more... Expanding SCHIP hurts children. Read more... KS per pupil spending has increased 93% sine 1993. Read more... Health Care reform should empower individuals and energize markets. Read more... Virtual learning offers alternative for all students. Read more... Employer mandates are a regressive tax on workers and families. Read more...

Advocating Sound Policy

Seven Principles of Sound Public Policy to make us a stronger, freer, more prosperous people.
State spending has increased 66% since 1992. Read more...
Since 1990 enrollment in USD 259 has remained flat. Read more...
Expanding SCHIP hurts children. Read more...
KS per pupil spending has increased 93% sine 1993. Read more...
Health Care reform should empower individuals and energize markets. Read more...
Virtual learning offers alternative for all students. Read more...
Employer mandates are a regressive tax on workers and families. Read more...

Last Updated on Jul 24, 2008

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