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Whitmer will formally present her budget proposal next month to the House and Senate appropriations committees
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Economists in the Legislature and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s administration said this year's tax revenue will decrease by close to $400 million. Economists predicted that it will once again increase next year by close to $1 billion.
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Spending bills totaling around 645-million-dollars are heading to the governor after passing the Michigan Legislature this week
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer says she’s looking to expand human services spending and business incentives as she looks ahead to the next state budget
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Doug Small says research indicates for every tourism dollar spent, there’s a $7.5 return
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This is the first state budget crafted in decades entirely under Democratic control of the Legislature and the governor’s office
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Time is ticking for Michigan lawmakers to agree on the state’s next budget ahead of a scheduled break at the end of the month
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Michigan Republicans say they’re still looking to play a bigger role in budget negotiations as the process inches along
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Republicans and Democrats will need to eventually find common ground during this process. Without it, the state could face a potential government shutdown this fall
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