SPEAKER DAN HAWKINS
CONSERVATIVE LEADERSHIP
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Learn where I stand on the issues
Conservative first
Unchecked government expansion limits our freedom as individuals and hinders the growth of the businesses our state’s economy relies on to thrive. Kansans from all walks of life are impacted in very real ways and I am dedicated to standing up for people just like you. During my time in office, I have worked to limit bureaucratic intervention in our day-to-day lives and make government more efficient. I believe in the importance of defending life, strengthening the family, and protecting our most cherished rights. I will continue fighting for you in Topeka.
Join the effort!
Campaigns take work. So does governing. Our state needs leadership that understands our communities and puts Kansas first. As Majority Leader, I worked to achieve many things for Kansans and voters showed their support for our efforts by sending another Republican supermajority back to the Kansas House. But the work goes on. As Speaker of the House, I need your help to share our current successes and future goals with our neighbors. Together, we can ensure that Kansas continues to be a great place to live, work, and raise a family!
News
“Republicans voted 31-9 in the state Senate and 85-34 in the state House to pass the “Help Not Harm Act,” which blocks doctors from performing transgender surgeries on minors or putting them on cross-sex hormones and puberty blockers.” #ksleg
Kansas Republicans Override Dem Governor’s Veto To Ban Trans Procedures On Kids
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Kansas Republicans on Tuesday passed a bill banning irreversible transgender medical procedures on minors, overriding a veto from Democratic Governor Laura Kelly. Republicans voted 31-9 in the state S...
“I’m very proud of Chair Troy Waymaster, the Appropriations committee, and legislative staff that worked so hard to get the legislature’s budget introduced so early in the session. This is a major step that brings us closer to ensuring fiscal responsibility in Kansas, and I look forward to the Senate passing it out as well- then sending it to Gov. Kelly’s desk for her signature,” said Kansas House Speaker Dan Hawkins. #ksleg
Yesterday, Help Not Harm Act bill carrier Rep. Ron Bryce for Kansas talked with KSNT 27 News about our successful veto override in the House.
Today, Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson and I held a ceremonial signing for the successful veto overrides, in both chambers, of the Help Not Harm Act.
OVERRIDDEN: Kansas House overrides Gov. Kelly's veto of the Help Not Harm Act with a vote of 85-34