R Kansas House · District 52 On the 2026 ballot

Rep. Jesse Borjon

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Session

Total votes

1,910

all sessions

Attendance

98%

40 missed

Near the chamber average

With party

93%

of cast votes

Lower than 88% of chamber peers

Bipartisan score

4%

crosses aisle rarely

Higher than 84% of chamber peers

Voting record

Yea

1,649

voted in favor

Nay

221

voted against

Absent

40

missed votes

Total cast

1,910

across all sessions

Crossed party

117

votes against own party

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Bill

Description

Vote

Result

Tally

Date

HB 2106

Providing a sales tax exemption for sales of property and services used in the provision of communications services and a deduction from sales or compensating use tax when selling and buying different motor vehicles within 90 days.

Absent

Failed

44–77

Mar 9, 2023

HB 2002

Providing countywide retailers' sales tax authority for Dickinson and Grant counties, providing for a sales tax exemption for area agencies on aging and purchases made by Kansas suicide prevention HQ, inc., providing that the secretary of revenue file a release of warrant in the county where such warrant is docketed, granting authority to the director of property valuation to develop qualifying courses and providing that certain tax notices and statements may be transmitted by electronic means by the county treasurer and county appraiser if consented to by the taxpayer.

Absent

Passed

114–7

Mar 9, 2023

HB 2201

Senate Substitute for HB 2201 by Committee on Assessment and Taxation - Decreasing the corporate income tax rate and eliminating certain unused tax credits.

Absent

Passed

121–0

Mar 9, 2023

HB 2229

Providing a deduction from sales or compensating use tax when selling and buying different motor vehicles within 180 days.

Absent

Passed

117–4

Mar 9, 2023

HB 2106

Providing a sales tax exemption for sales of property and services used in the provision of communications services and a deduction from sales or compensating use tax when selling and buying different motor vehicles within 90 days.

Absent

Passed

108–13

Mar 9, 2023

HB 2026

Senate Substitute for HB 2026 by Committee on Assessment and Taxation - Requiring political subdivisions to adopt a budget that remains at or below revenue neutral and use funds to reduce property tax in order to receive local ad valorem tax reduction fund (LAVTRF) distributions, providing for one annual transfer to the fund, eliminating the county and city revenue sharing fund and discontinuing certain transfers to the special city and county highway fund.

Absent

Passed

121–0

Mar 9, 2023

HB 2077

Substitute for HB 2077 by the Committee on Appropriations - Implementing additional reporting requirements for information technology projects and state agencies, requiring additional information technology security training and status reports, requiring reporting of significant cybersecurity audits and changing the membership requirements, terms of members and the quorum requirements for the information technology executive council.

Yea

Passed

123–0

Mar 8, 2023

HB 2083

Creating the Kansas vacant property act to prohibit municipalities from imposing any fees or registration requirements on the basis that property is unoccupied.

Yea

Passed

87–36

Mar 8, 2023

HB 2144

Senate Substitute for HB 2144 by Committee on Judiciary - Creating the crimes of encouraging suicide and organized retail crime, providing criminal penalties for violation thereof, including organized retail crime in the definition of racketeering activity under the Kansas racketeer influenced and corrupt organization act and authorizing the attorney general to prosecute specified crimes that are part of an alleged course of criminal conduct that occurred in two or more counties.

Yea

Passed

123–0

Mar 8, 2023

HB 2344

Senate Substitute for HB 2344 by Committee on Commerce - Establishing child care licensing requirements relating to license capacity and staff-to-child ratios, eliminating certain license fees and training requirements, creating a process for day care facility licensees to apply for a temporary waiver of certain statutory requirements and authorizing the secretary to develop and operate pilot programs to increase child care facility availability or capacity.

Yea

Passed

114–9

Mar 8, 2023