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    Kansas House panel to vote on Senate remap plan

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    By KMAN Staff on May 7, 2012 State News, Top Story

    TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Kansas House Speaker Mike O’Neal says his chamber’s Redistricting Committee will take a quick vote on a plan for redrawing state Senate districts.

    O’Neal scheduled a vote on the plan for Monday evening. O’Neal, a Hutchinson Republican, is the committee’s chairman.

    The House broke at least several decades of tradition last week by not accepting a plan for redrawing the 40 Senate districts that senators had approved.

    Instead, the House is considering a Senate redistricting plan favored by conservative Republicans and narrowly rejected by the Senate.

    GOP conservatives, who have a House majority, say the map approved by the Senate is designed to keep its moderate GOP leaders in power.

    The House committee is reviewing a plan that critics say is aimed at giving conservatives control of the Senate.

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