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…
Walz proposes more cuts, seeks one-time aid for avian influenza and police training in revised budget - Albert Lea Tribune
By Dana Ferguson and Clay Masters, Minnesota Public Radio News Gov. Tim Walz proposed $160 million in additional cuts from numerous state programs as part of a revised budget that he released Friday, adjusting for the recent downtick in available money. The additional cuts would buy the state more savings in the budget two years out, which is projected to have a deficit without shifts in money coming into the state or budget cuts. The proposal w…
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