lawmakers kansas monday fail override republican governor sam brownback veto bill expand eligibility medicaid poor federal affordable care act aca kansas house representatives vote 81 44 favor override veto fall three vote short 84 need advance override state lawmakers republican-controlled senate vote favor measure last week days president donald trump efforts repeal replace aca also know obamacare end bill pull vote republican-controlled house also vote favor measure brownback quickly veto bill thursday house take debate override veto day postpone vote monday disappoint kansas house fail override veto small group representatives choose side governor instead 82 kansans support expand kancare vast majority colleagues chamber david jordan executive director alliance healthy kansas coalition group back medicaid expansion say statement monday brownback say measure fail eliminate wait list disability service add work requirements budget neutral also continue support plan parenthood provide range reproductive service include abortions brownback oppose kansas among 31 state 2016 opt expand medicaid federal government foot much cost obamacare aca enhance federal fund medicaid expansion kansas effective jan. 2018 would cost state estimate 31 million fiscal 2018 begin july accord estimate cite legislative report bill would cost 67 million fiscal 2019 180,000 additional recipients report say without enhance federal match fund state cost would balloon 465 million fiscal 2019. kansas tax collections fell 11.6 million estimate march mainly due lower-than-expected personal income tax state revenue department report monday however tax revenue far fiscal 2017 57.5 million ahead projections story refiled delete report source headline vote kansas legislature public record kansas house fail attempt override medicaid veto