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The Kansas state capitol.

Kansas Taxpayers Deserve Results, Not Bigger Budgets

November 10, 2026

Someone handling and spending several hundred dollar bills.

Kansas Must Stop the Spending Ratchet

November 3, 2026

Correcting media’s property tax errors and omissions

October 29, 2026

A piggy bank with coins laid out in front, organizing for a responsible budget.

Kansas Needs a Budget That Puts Taxpayers First

October 28, 2026

It’s no wonder enrollment is down; the education system refuses to accept reality and responsibility

October 27, 2026

A football stadium under construction with cranes and scaffolding.

Kansas Should Stop Picking Winners and Start Lowering Costs

October 20, 2026

2026 state assessment and ACT results reflect an urgent need for improvement

October 16, 2026

An empty classroom with materials but no students.

What’s driving enrollment declines in Kansas public schools?

October 14, 2026

A stethoscope on a table with the U.S. Capitol blurred in the background.

A Path Beyond Medicaid

October 8, 2026

Kansas sunflower field at sunset.

Kansas Needs Market Solutions, Not More Government Controls

October 5, 2026

Washington continues to encroach on states, when federalism should be the guiding principle.

Kansas Should Welcome a Return to Federalism

September 24, 2026

Close-up of a scattered pile of U.S. dollar bills, primarily $100 denominations, symbolizing government spending and fiscal policy in Kansas. The image highlights the concept of dedicated funds and their impact on accountability and transparency in public finance, as discussed in the Kansas Policy Institute article on undermining accountability in government budgets.

Cities and counties have more than $6 billion in cash reserves, including $1.8 billion tucked away in non-budgeted funds

September 23, 2026

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