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The Minnesota Budget Project is a research and advocacy organization that pursues policy solutions so that all Minnesotans can thrive, regardless of who they are or where they live. Established more than 25 years ago, the Minnesota Budget Project is a nonpartisan project of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits.

House budget plan sets Minnesota on the wrong course

Minnesota has recently turned the corner after more than a decade of frequent budget deficits, and now has a $1.9 billion… Continue reading House budget plan sets Minnesota on the wrong course

Published March 24, 2015
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Legislators preparing to set budget priorities

Last week many concerned Minnesotans testified on the needs of our state at the House Ways and Means Committee hearing on budget resolutions.… Continue reading Legislators preparing to set budget priorities

Published March 23, 2015
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Minnesota’s tax system fairer; proposed legislation would take us backward

There’s more evidence that the efforts Minnesota has taken to more equitably share the responsibility for funding schools, roads, nursing… Continue reading Minnesota’s tax system fairer; proposed legislation would take us backward

Published March 18, 2015
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Dayton’s supplemental budget focuses on children, broadening economic security

Governor Mark Dayton today released the outline of his supplemental budget. We’re looking forward to seeing the details, but here’s our… Continue reading Dayton’s supplemental budget focuses on children, broadening economic security

Published March 17, 2015
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Federal data affirm Minnesota’s choice to raise the minimum wage

American workers earning the least saw wage gains from 2013 to 2014. Those gains were largely in states where the minimum… Continue reading Federal data affirm Minnesota’s choice to raise the minimum wage

Published March 6, 2015
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Dayton makes investments in workforce development, supportive housing and transit

In our final bite on Governor Mark Dayton’s budget proposal, we look at how he seeks to strengthen the state’s… Continue reading Dayton makes investments in workforce development, supportive housing and transit

Published March 5, 2015
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Dayton’s health and human services budget invests in critical supports to Minnesota’s most vulnerable

Governor Mark Dayton’s budget proposal for health and human services would improve access to vital services for some of Minnesota’s… Continue reading Dayton’s health and human services budget invests in critical supports to Minnesota’s most vulnerable

Published March 4, 2015
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February forecast’s strong surplus creates opportunity to invest

The state’s February 2015 Economic Forecast released today shows good news for three budget cycles. After years of deficits and cuts in services, these… Continue reading February forecast’s strong surplus creates opportunity to invest

Published February 27, 2015
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Governor Dayton invests in Minnesota’s students

We’ve been sifting through Governor Mark Dayton’s budget. Previously we analyzed his tax and child care proposals, and now we’re looking into his education proposals. In his… Continue reading Governor Dayton invests in Minnesota’s students

Published February 26, 2015
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Tip penalty threatens economic security for Minnesotans

The economic security of tipped workers in Minnesota is threatened by House File 1027, which passed the House Job Growth and Energy Affordability Policy… Continue reading Tip penalty threatens economic security for Minnesotans

Published February 25, 2015
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