Gov. Laura Kelly on Monday agreed to let a bill become law without her signature that would give the Kansas Legislature a voice in picking vacancies for the U.S. Senate.
The governor said the bill creates a "messy" process for filling the vacancies and called it a "partisan power grab" by the Legislature.
The House and Senate agreed on a bill giving the Legislature the power to help pick not only a replacement for the Senate but . . .
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