The Governor has signed the state budget, and the state is providing the annual purse subsidy.
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The Governor has signed the state budget, and the state is providing the annual purse subsidy.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Governor signs state budget and state provides annual purse subsidy.1 source
NJ passed its largest state budget ever, including funding for property acquisition.1 source
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Mikie Sherrill proposed the state budget for New Jersey, with negotiations taking place in Trenton.Also in this story
- The New Jersey School of Conservation relies on state budget funds but is currently seeking capital from an independent trust after the governor's proposal initially excluded the necessary funding.
- Politicians in Trenton, New Jersey, have demanded tax increases.
- Mikie Sherrill is leading state budget negotiations in New Jersey, while Craig Coughlin serves as Assembly Speaker.
- New Jersey officials, including Mikie Sherrill, are directing state funds and debating budget issues involving Essex County.
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New Jersey
state of the United States of America
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Mikie Sherrill
American politician, naval aviator, and prosecutor (born 1972)
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