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Kemp wants to use savings to boost Georgia spending, but projects flat tax revenue - The Morning Sun

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ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia will boost spending by $4.4 billion in the last three months of the current budget year under the spending plan released Thursday by Gov. Brian Kemp. But the Republican is projecting that state revenues will barely budge in the 2026 budget year that begins July 1. State lawmakers originally agreed to spend $36.1 billion in state money this year, but Kemp wants to boost spending to $40.6 billion, or 12%. Some of that additi…
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