Senate Democrats propose more taxes on the wealthy to overhaul Washington's budget
Washington Senate Democrats are proposing new taxes on the wealthy to combat a projected $13 billion budget deficit.
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Washington Democrats divided on budget: How House and Senate plans differ on taxes, cuts, spending
Explore how Washington House and Senate differ in their budget plans, focusing on taxes, cuts, and spending priorities.
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Revenue outlook foreshadows tough budget choices in Washington
Washington's latest official state revenue forecast lopped almost $900 million from projected collections over the next four ...
Washington Democratic lawmakers release operating budget proposals
Washington Senate and House Democrats propose raising taxes and some budget cuts to balance a $13 billion budget deficit.
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Howard superintendent is ‘much less optimistic’ about budget outlook
The state budget outlook is “increasingly bleak,” he said, and the district will closely watch developments in the General Assembly for the remainder of the session. Ball detailed this year ...
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Washington State Lawmakers Reveal Budget Plans to Sustain Economy Amid Revenue Challenges
Washington state lawmakers discuss budget proposals focusing on maintaining programs and addressing economic challenges.
US economic growth to slow in the next 30 years, fueled by debt and declining birth rates, CBO says
Weak population gains and increased government spending will result in slower overall economic growth over the next 30 years, ...
The Olympian9d
WA’s multi-billion-dollar transportation budget shortfall could ‘mean pausing a project’
Washington state’s transportation budget — like its operating-budget ... collections dropping $845 million from the previous outlook in November. But the transportation-revenue situation ...
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Washington Democratic lawmakers release operating budget proposals
Washington state Senate and House Democrats ... up from $72.4 billion in 2023-25. Over the four-year budget outlook, Senators called for $6.5 billion in cuts and $16 billion in new revenue.