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House Republicans pitch their version of Indiana’s $46.7B budget

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House Republicans pitch their version of Indiana’s $46.7B budget

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7 days ago·Columbus, United States

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House Republicans pitch their version of Indiana's $46.7B budget • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Lizton Republican Rep. Jeff Thompson, the House's chief budget architect, details the House version of the budget to reporters on Feb. 14, 2025. (Whitney Downard/Indiana Capital Chronicle)No tax holidays but increased dollars for the Department of Child Services highlight the House Republican version of the state’s two-year budget in comparison to the one proposed by Gov. Mike Braun earlier this year. Chief budget architect for Republicans, Rep…

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House Republicans Unveil Budget of Nearly $47 Billion

Source: (PHOTO: Abdul-Hakim Shabazz/WIBC) STATEHOUSE — House Republicans have unveiled their nearly $47 billion budget, which comes in about $500-600 million above what Governor Mike Braun expected. The budget is expected to include funding for K-12 education, school choice, public safety, and more, while eliminating some tax cuts. Lawmakers do still hope to cut your taxes, though there is ongoing debate on how this could be accomplished. House …

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House Republicans pitch their version of Indiana’s $46.7B budget

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8 days ago·Bluffton, United States

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House Republicans Unveil Budget

Indiana House Republicans unveiled their budget Friday, which they say includes more money for schools and public safety, while paying down debt and continuing to cut taxes. The $46.7 billion spending plan increases funding for K-12 education by $500 million. It also includes more funding to expand school choice, the Department of Corrections as well as public safety. House Ways and Means Chairman Jeff Thompson says the GOP budget is about $500…

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