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Minn. House defeats construction projects bill
minnesota.publicradio.org — by Tim Pugmire, Minnesota Public Radio ST. PAUL, Minn. - Republicans in the Minnesota House have blocked an $800 million package of public construction projects from moving forward this year, including the next phase of renovation work on the State Capitol. The DFL-backed bonding bill fell short of the 81-vote supermajority needed for passage.MN House rejects $800 million bonding bill, 76-56. Needed 81 votes to pass.
Income tax hike is a 2 percent increase.
Alcohol tax hike also dumped.
School shift surcharge out of new Dayton/DFL tax deal.
MN Senate passes jobs/economic development finance bill, 40 - 27. First final budget bill to clear both chambers.
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With clock ticking, big differences remain in Capitol budget bills
minnesota.publicradio.org — by Tim Pugmire, Minnesota Public Radio ST. PAUL, Minn. - With just four full days of the legislative session remaining, state lawmakers are still negotiating most of their budget bills. Significant differences also remain in the tax bill, and DFL leaders appear willing to throw in the towel on a minimum wage increase.Senate GOP leaders late for presser to complain about slow pace of session.
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Prospects dimming for minimum wage increase
minnesota.publicradio.org — Posted at 11:15 AM on May 16, 2013 by Tim Pugmire ( 0 Comments) Filed under: MN Legislature, Mark Dayton A proposed increase in the state's minimum is looking less certain this session. Senate Majority Leader Tom Bakk, DFL-Cook, said the issue was discussed this morning during a meeting with Gov.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Metro Minneapolis–St. Paul and more.
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