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Governor Kelly transmits appointments to Kansas Senate for confirmation

Senate Chamber Proceedings 01/13/2025 · January 13, 2025

Summary

The governor transmitted multiple appointments to the Kansas Senate for confirmation, including nominees for the State Banking Board, Department of Wildlife and Parks, Kansas Lottery Commission and Board of Regents.

The governor transmitted a package of appointments to the Kansas Senate for confirmation, listing nominees to boards and commissions across state government.

The clerk read the governor's message referencing KSA 74-4303 and listing appointees submitted for Senate confirmation, including Richard Samingo (reappointment as chair of the Crime Victims Compensation Board), Herbert Iams (public member, State Banking Board), Christopher Kennedy (secretary, Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks), Carrie Leonard (Kansas Child Advocate), Paul Schneider (Brigadier General, Kansas National Guard), Margaret LaRue (Commissioner, Kansas Lottery Commission), David Moses (Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission), Crystal Watson (Kansas Human Rights Commission), Haley Ordon (State Long Term Care Ombudsman), and Kathy Wolf Moore (Regent, Kansas Board of Regents), among others. The clerk said the reading constituted introduction of those appointments for confirmation.

The transcript records the introductions; no confirmation votes or hearings were recorded during the organizational meeting. The message was submitted "Sincerely, Laura Kelly, the governor," as read into the record.

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