Branstad Signals Cautious Push on 2011 Budget Plan
Gov. Terry Branstad indicated he may reject parts of the bipartisan budget pact and may keep the 2011 session open into May to resolve major issues. He said he will stay until the plan is right and will address concerns in the coming days as lawmakers seek a biennial budget.
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Gambling Bill Heads To House After Senate OK
A Capitol Digest roundup notes the Senate approved a gambling package 38-12 to study Internet gaming, new referendums on casino viability, purse deals between horse breeders and Altoona racetrack, and a report to start the January session.
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