Ayotte’s budget would slash $150 million in state spending while advancing funds for law enforcement, education
While pledging to cut state spending by $150 million, Gov. Kelly Ayotte, a former prosecutor and New Hampshire attorney general, put the money where her mouth is by funding law enforcement programs to address immigration and drug trafficking.
Ayotte's $16.5B state budget includes $150M in cuts
Gov. Kelly Ayotte presented her first state budget Thursday before a joint session of the Legislature. Here are highlights of Ayotte's proposed two-year, $16.5 billion plan: —Making do with less: The plan contains $150 million less in state spending than the current year,
Gov. Kelly Ayotte highlighted education freedom accounts, special education assistance, and developmental disabilities ...
In her budget address to lawmakers, Ayotte proposed cutting state spending by $150 million or roughly 3%, a reduction she ...
In 2024, historic horse racing brought in just over $28 million. Should the Legislature approve that legalization, Ayotte ...
CONCORD, N.H. — Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s first budget drew mixed reviews, often depending on the topic. Senate President Sharon Carson, R-Londonderry, and Senate Majority Leader Regina Birdsell, ...
The preliminary spending plan is based on an assumption that business tax revenues will rise, and there are several other sources of uncertainty, as the numbers-crunching process heads to lawmakers.
From special education to a landfill moratorium, Gov. Kelly Ayotte laid out her budget agenda Thursday, saying it is $150 ...
Gov. Kelly Ayotte began her budget address Thursday by celebrating the state’s “remarkable upward trajectory” made possible ...
Though the state faces a challenging economic picture, the Republican governor is expected to announce no new taxes.
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