Kentucky Legislative Session 2027: Jan. 5 to Sine Die March 30

Kentucky’s 2027 regular session opens Tuesday, Jan. 5 and ends sine die Tuesday, March 30, according to the 2027 Regular Session Calendar the Legislative Research Commission (LRC) posted Sept. 10, 2026. The calendar, as read on Nov. 12, 2026, numbers 30 legislative days. The table below gives each with its weekday, and a free printable tracker keeps the milestones in order.

The session is split in two. Part I convenes Jan. 5 and holds four legislative days, Tuesday to Friday, Jan. 5-8. Part II convenes Tuesday, Feb. 2. The calendar’s legend marks the stretch between them as a break between Part I and Part II and says bill drafts may be requested during it for introduction when Part II convenes.

Kentucky General Assembly 2027 dates, day by day

The calendar prints legislative days in parentheses. Weekdays, month counts and the totals below are our computation from it. The calendar labels the veto days and the Concurrence days itself.

Date	Weekday	Legislative day	What the calendar shows
Jan. 5	Tuesday	1	Part I convenes
Jan. 6	Wednesday	2
Jan. 7	Thursday	3
Jan. 8	Friday	4	Last Part I day
Jan. 18	Monday	-	Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Feb. 2	Tuesday	5	Part II convenes
Feb. 3	Wednesday	6
Feb. 4	Thursday	7
Feb. 5	Friday	8
Feb. 9	Tuesday	9
Feb. 10	Wednesday	10
Feb. 11	Thursday	11
Feb. 12	Friday	12
Feb. 15	Monday	-	President’s Day
Feb. 16	Tuesday	13	Last day for Senate bills
Feb. 17	Wednesday	14	Last day for House bills
Feb. 18	Thursday	15
Feb. 19	Friday	16
Feb. 23	Tuesday	17
Feb. 24	Wednesday	18
Feb. 25	Thursday	19
Feb. 26	Friday	20
March 2	Tuesday	21
March 3	Wednesday	22
March 4	Thursday	23
March 5	Friday	24
March 9	Tuesday	25
March 10	Wednesday	26
March 11	Thursday	27	Concurrence
March 12	Friday	28	Concurrence
March 13	Saturday	-	Veto
March 15-20	Monday to Saturday	-	Veto
March 22-24	Monday to Wednesday	-	Veto
March 25	Thursday	29
March 26	Friday	-	Good Friday
March 30	Tuesday	30	Sine die

How many legislative days does the 2027 session have?

Thirty. By our count, Part I has 4 (January), and February has 16, days 5 to 20. March has 10, days 21 to 30. Days 5 to 28 run Tuesday to Friday for six straight weeks, Feb. 2 to March 12. No Monday is a legislative day, and the calendar shows the three holidays in the session window (Jan. 18, Feb. 15 and March 26) without a day number.

The break between the two parts runs from Saturday, Jan. 9 to Monday, Feb. 1, which is 24 days by our count.

What are the Kentucky veto days in March 2027?

After the two Concurrence days on March 11 and 12, the calendar marks Saturday, March 13, Monday to Saturday, March 15-20, and Monday to Wednesday, March 22-24 as veto days. That is 10 marked days, and none carries a legislative day number. The General Assembly returns Thursday, March 25 (day 29), skips Good Friday on March 26 and ends sine die Tuesday, March 30 (day 30). The calendar does not explain the veto label beyond the word itself.

When is the last day for Kentucky bills?

The calendar prints Tuesday, Feb. 16 (day 13) as the last day for Senate bills and Wednesday, Feb. 17 (day 14) as the last day for House bills. Monday, Feb. 15 is President’s Day and not a legislative day. The calendar gives no other bill deadline, and this page states none.

Print the Kentucky General Assembly 2027 session tracker

The free tracker lists the milestones from the Jan. 5 opening to sine die on March 30, with a box to check off each. Pair it with a January 2027 calendar, a February 2027 calendar or a March 2027 calendar. For Kentucky’s election dates, see the Kentucky 2027 election calendar. Other legislatures run on different schedules: see the North Dakota Legislature 2027 session and the Virginia General Assembly 2027 session.