Kansas

HOLSCHER

Would cut the residential assessment rate by 2.5% rather than set a hard cap; this needs a constitutional amendment. source

MASTERSON

Proposes a constitutional amendment capping annual growth in taxable assessed value at 3% or less. source

HOLSCHER

Wants a pause on new data center development until stronger guardrails are in place; she voted for the 2025 tax break law and has since reconsidered. source

MASTERSON

Defends the 2025 incentive law and says communities should decide where data centers are built. source

HOLSCHER

Backs expanding Medicaid in Kansas. source

MASTERSON

Has opposed expansion; in January 2025 he criticized the governor's push to expand it. source

HOLSCHER

Says Kansans spoke clearly in 2022 and she would veto bills that take those rights away. source

MASTERSON

Calls abortion an 80-20 issue and says the most extreme view is unrestricted abortion at all times. source

HOLSCHER

Wants K-12 special education fully funded, saying underfunding pushes costs onto local property taxes. source

MASTERSON

Supports tax-credit scholarships for private schools and says the state should not keep piling new money into education. source