R Kansas House · District 116 On the 2026 ballot

Rep. Kyle Hoffman

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Session

Total votes

2,370

all sessions

Attendance

99%

16 missed

Near the chamber average

With party

95%

of cast votes

Higher than 84% of chamber peers

Bipartisan score

3%

crosses aisle rarely

Lower than 84% of chamber peers

Voting record

Yea

2,075

voted in favor

Nay

279

voted against

Absent

16

missed votes

Total cast

2,370

across all sessions

Crossed party

99

votes against own party

This page

2,370

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Bill

Description

Vote

Result

Tally

Date

HB 2460

Modifying an exception to the Kansas open records act that authorizes certain individuals to have identifying information restricted from public access on public websites that identify home addresses or home ownership by providing that certain individuals who were employed for five or more years, certain elected officials and persons who reside at an address that is subject to restriction from public access may request to have such information restricted and removing an exception related to information or reports obtained and prepared by the office of the state bank commissioner.

Yea

Passed

97–27

Feb 18, 2026

HB 2462

Requiring the secretary of health and environment to adopt rules and regulations that allow for the direct and indirect potable reuse of treated wastewater, providing additional requirements for applications to the water technical assistance fund and the water projects grant fund and extending the current expiration date of such funds.

Yea

Passed

123–1

Feb 18, 2026

HB 2477

Requiring the Kansas department of agriculture to publish a map on the department's official website that shows the location of all applied for diversions of water, including requested changes in the point of diversion by more than 300 feet, and expanding the current individual notice requirement to apply to all landowners that are within half a mile of such applied for diversions or changes.

Yea

Passed

124–0

Feb 18, 2026

HB 2481

During the period of the FIFA 2026 world cup, prohibiting certain limitations by municipalities on short-term rental or vacation properties and requiring timely rental permit processing, modifying the definition of transient guest for transient guest tax purposes and authorizing expanded sales of alcoholic beverages by cities and counties.

Yea

Passed

110–14

Feb 18, 2026

HB 2485

Authorizing the chief executive officer of the board of regents to negotiate and settle repayment obligations arising under financial aid programs administered by the board, providing requirements for agreements between postsecondary educational institutions and school districts for postsecondary courses taught in secondary schools, directing the governor to approve short-term workforce training programs for Pell grant eligibility, modifying requirements under the every child can read act and prohibiting Kansas promise scholarship awards for remedial hours.

Yea

Passed

123–1

Feb 18, 2026

HB 2489

Requiring school districts to provide fentanyl abuse education programs and maintain supplies of naloxone in each school.

Yea

Passed

123–1

Feb 18, 2026

HB 2491

Requiring state agencies to make quarterly reports to the secretary of state with the names and addresses of noncitizens receiving public benefits.

Yea

Passed

87–37

Feb 18, 2026

HB 2497

Prohibiting the assessment of a prepayment penalty against any party more than six months after the execution of a note evidencing a home loan made primarily for personal, family or household purposes secured by a real estate mortgage.

Yea

Passed

87–37

Feb 18, 2026

HB 2501

Senate Substitute for HB 2501 by Committee on Federal and State Affairs - Providing for immunity from civil liability to federal firearms licensees for returning a firearm to the firearm owner at the termination of a firearm hold agreement, removing the criminal prohibition against firearm suppressors and shotgun barrel length qualification requirements and providing enhanced penalties for certain felonies committed while using a firearm suppressor or short-barrel shotgun.

Yea

Passed

122–2

Feb 18, 2026

HB 2504

Prohibiting cities and counties from restricting the discretion of landlords not to rent residential or commercial property on grounds including prospective tenants receipt of housing assistance or eviction or criminal history, and permitting cities and counties to prohibit discrimination by landlords on the basis of receipt of veterans benefits.

Yea

Passed

84–40

Feb 18, 2026