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Maine's budget stabilization fund has reached a record high and the maximum under state law after the state finished the 2023 fiscal year with a $141 million surplus.
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The Maine Legislature has approved an $800 million spending plan that will be folded into the state's two-year budget. But the proposal failed to garner the margin of votes needed to allow it to go into effect immediately.
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Democrats in the Maine Legislature used their majority status to push through a nearly $10 billion state budget on Thursday that maintains existing programs and remove the possibility of a government shutdown this summer.
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Such a move – “majority budget” in Augusta-speak – is rare, but it happened as recently as 2021. And it could happen next week.
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As expected, Mills didn’t propose sweeping new initiatives or massive expansions of existing programs as part of her two-year budget proposal. Instead, it was the total dollar figure of the governor’s budget proposal — $10.3 billion — that drew the most initial attention.
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There are hundreds of bills introduced the first session of the Maine legislature, but there's only one that must be passed: the two year state budget. Ed…
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Lawmakers are continuing to try and reach agreement on a two-year state budget, with the current budget running out Friday at midnight, which will trigger…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - The clock is ticking for the Maine Legislature, as it mush have a budget in place by the end of the month to avoid a disruption in state…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - Maine lawmakers are eagerly awaiting details about Republican Gov. Paul LePage's two-year budget proposal.The governor is expected to…