State budget gaps widen as July checks allowed, bills loom
State leaders warned of a $255 million shortfall in the current and next fiscal years amid revised revenue projections. Governor Sebelius faces options including delayed school payments and bond/tobacco receipts schemes while lawmakers, led by Mays and Kerr, resist tax increases and seek bipartisan fixes.
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Legislative Research Department
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Dave Kerr
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