With Minnesota's $17B surplus, could "Walz checks" get passed at the legislature?
Minnesota's staggering $17 billion surplus has some wondering - will the governor's proposal of rebate checks still be on the table?
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Minnesota's staggering $17 billion surplus has some wondering - will the governor's proposal of rebate checks still be on the table?
Minnesota's staggering $17 billion surplus has some wondering - will the governor's proposal of rebate checks still be on the table?
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State officials announced a stunning $17.6 billion surplus Tuesday - the biggest in Minnesota history. Lawmakers have a lot to say about it, but WCCO wanted to know where you hope to see that money go.
"There's a lot of things this money could be spent on, and I think there will be a lot of pressure on the legislature to listen to what people want," said WCCO political analyst Kessler.
Documents signed more than a century ago shaped Minnesota as we know it, and changed the lives of those who first called this land home.
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Minnesota's projected budget surplus is forecasted at $17.6 billion, state officials announced Tuesday. Watch an extended cut of the press conference.
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Election officials said they found no problems with vote-counting machines in Minnesota when they conducted a series of hand counts to verify that the machines accurately reflected how people voted.
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