The legislative process in Kansas is an interesting numbers game that often boils own to a the numbers 63, 21 and one. These figures represent the narrowest margin a bill can clear the House and Senate respectively, and the one reflects the governor's power to veto a bill.

Legislators have recourse when the governor rejects a measure. Through a two-thirds majority in both chambers, the veto can be overridden. Senior reporter Tim Carpenter breaks down which vetoes legislators may seek to overturn Monday.