TOPEKA — The Kansas House made it official this morning when it gave final approval to a bill that would repeal a law that gives in-state tuition to the children of undocumented immigrants. The final voted was 72-50. Here is how area legislators voted on the bill.

For repeal:

Rob Bruchman (R-Overland Park) Frank Denning (R-Overland Park) Owen Donohoe (R-Shawnee) Amanda Grosserode (R-Lenexa) Brett Hildabrand (R-Merriam) Lance Kinzer (R-Olathe) Marvin Kleeb (R-Overland Park) Kelly Meigs (R-Lenexa) Bob Montgomery (R-Olathe) Charlotte O’Hara (R-Overland Park) John Rubin (R-Shawnee) Scott Schwab (R-Olathe) Arlen Siegfreid (R-Olathe) Greg Smith (R-Overland Park)

Against repeal:

Tom Burroughs (D-Kansas City, Kan.) Stan Frownfelter (D-Kansas City, Kan.) Barbara Goolsbee Bollier (R-Mission Hills) Broderick Henderson (D-Kansas City, Kan.) Pat Colloton (R-Leawood) Mike Peterson (D-Kansas City, Kan.) Mike Slattery (D-Mission) Sheryl Spalding (R-Overland Park) Louis Ruiz (D-Kansas City, Kan.) Valdenia Winn (D-Kansas City,Kan.) Ron Worley (R-Lenexa) Kathy Wolfe Moore (D-Kansas City, Kan.)