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Tax cuts are the way to grow
State should refund surplus to families, businesses
Virginia’s finances are in excellent shape, paving the way for the General Assembly to agree with Gov. Glenn Youngkin that it’s time to cut taxes in the commonwealth. It’s your
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Youngkin to propose $350M for site development
Governor spoke Friday at Va. Economic Summit & Forum on International Trade
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin will propose allocating a new $350 million investment for industrial site development next week, the governor said in a speech delivered Friday at the Virginia Chamber’s Virginia
Northam proposes $150M for site readiness
Funding would be "transformative," says state economic development official
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When Mazda Toyota was looking to build a plant that would have brought 4,000 jobs and 1.6 billion in investment, Virginia was ruled out. Why? Because Virginia didn’t have a competitive
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Northam proposes $240M for pandemic response
Governor's proposed budget amendments includes funding for jobs training, education, housing
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As COVID-19 cases continue to rise and frontline medical workers receive the first vaccine doses, Gov. Ralph Northam called on the General Assembly to allocate $240 million toward pandemic response
Northam proposes voter protection reform
Actions include paid postage, drop-off boxes, opportunities to correct ballots
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Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and a national wave of mail delays, Gov. Ralph Northam on Tuesday proposed a $2 million allocation for prepaid return postage on absentee ballots, drop-off boxes
Northam announces $292.5M revenue windfall
$112.3M must go to the 'rainy day fund'
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A mid-session revised revenue forecast has resulted in the state government projecting a windfall of $292.5 million in additional revenues for fiscal year 2020, which ends on June 30, Gov.