Kentucky General Assembly’s 2018 Session Ends
Thomas McAdam
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The Kentucky General Assembly’s 2018 regular session ended last Friday, capping off a session in which lawmakers approved the state’s next two-year budget and numerous other measures that will affect people throughout the state. State lawmakers put the finishing touches on the General Assembly’s 2018 session by overriding gubernatorial vetoes, most notably on the state budget and tax reform legislation, and passing bills right up to the session’s final hours.
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