
Lawmakers in Kansas are asking the state's voters to give them the power to bypass the governor's office and hack away at executive branch regulations.
But the proposal—a so-called "legislative veto"—raises some complex constitutional questions.

Lawmakers in Kansas are asking the state's voters to give them the power to bypass the governor's office and hack away at executive branch regulations.
But the proposal—a so-called "legislative veto"—raises some complex constitutional questions.