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North Carolina lawmakers approve stopgap spending measure amid budget impasse

NORTH CAROLINA, JUL 30 – The mini-budget allocates $2.3 billion over two years to maintain core services including education, Medicaid, and infrastructure while lawmakers negotiate a full state budget.

  • North Carolina legislators approved a stopgap spending measure to prepare for fall classes and cover Medicaid expenses, amid a budget impasse.
  • The stopgap plan allocates $2.3 billion over two years for pressing needs, including pay for teachers and state employees, as well as funding for construction projects.
  • Republican leaders, including House Speaker Destin Hall, suggest additional 'mini-budgets' may occur as negotiations continue.
  • Democratic Governor Josh Stein criticized the legislature for prioritizing less important issues instead of focusing on passing a complete budget.
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North Carolina lawmakers approve stopgap spending measure amid budget impasse

North Carolina legislators have approved a stopgap spending measure to boost government spending while a broader budget impasse in the ninth-largest state continues.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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