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Wolf to Reveal 2020-21 Budget Tuesday

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Gov. Tom Wolf will reveal  his 2020-21 budget in an address Tuesday morning in the chamber of the House of Representatives in Harrisburg.

Spending plan details have not been released.

The budget is expected to go beyond $35 billion,  $1 billion more than the current year’s plan — the Associated Press reported, but is not expected to include tax increases. The spending plan will contain “no surprises,” Wolf said, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer
You can watch a live feed of the address here

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Wolf to Reveal 2020-21 Budget Tuesday

  • jeff
  • 0 Comments

Gov. Tom Wolf will reveal  his 2020-21 budget in an address Tuesday morning in the chamber of the House of Representatives in Harrisburg.

Spending plan details have not been released.

The budget is expected to go beyond $35 billion,  $1 billion more than the current year’s plan — the Associated Press reported, but is not expected to include tax increases. The spending plan will contain “no surprises,” Wolf said, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer
You can watch a live feed of the address here

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