Gov. Tim Walz’s revised budget proposes $409 million in added cuts over four years
- Gov. Tim Walz proposed $409 million in additional cuts over four years in his revised budget for 2026-27.
- The revised budget totals approximately $66 billion and includes $2.3 billion in surplus for 2026-27.
- The cuts include $15 million for school library aid and $8 million for the political contribution fund.
- Walz stated that the budget is fiscally responsible and focuses on long-term success for Minnesotans.
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Gov. Tim Walz’s revised budget proposes $409 million in added cuts over four years
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz rolled out his revised budget proposal on Friday morning, pitching $409 million in additional cuts over four years. Walz released a revised budget proposal for 2026-27 totaling roughly $66 billion, with new pockets for spending cuts. The plan leaves $2.3 billion in surplus for 2026-27 and $342 million in surplus for 2028-29. A separate proposal Walz presented on Jan. 17 also carried $66 billion in total expenditures and h…
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