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  1. State budget issues are affecting economic priorities in North Carolina.
  2. State budget proposals affect college funding in North Carolina, with the Governor reviewing the budget before signing it.

The North Carolina state budget has been sent to Governor Josh Stein for review.

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The North Carolina state budget has been sent to Governor Josh Stein for review.

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  1. Governor Josh Stein enacted the North Carolina state budget law on August 30th.Sub-event
  2. NC state budget invests in public safety initiatives.1 source
  3. Alan Duncan questioned the budget provisions that were signed by Josh Stein.Sub-event
  4. Signed budget provision redirecting IOLTA funds.1 source
  5. The newly signed state budget includes a law that reverses a 2020 court precedent.1 source
  6. The governor signed the state budget, while Stein also addressed road safety in Charlotte.1 source
  7. The budget sent to Governor Stein includes specific funding for a manufacturing project in Greensboro.1 source
  8. NC budget process underway with executive leadership managing and joint chambers negotiating.1 source
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  1. The state budget has been submitted to Governor Stein for his review.1 source
  2. Stein signed the state budget, concluding the review process.1 source

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