State revenue comes in $1.4B less than expected for fiscal year 2020

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4 thoughts on “State revenue comes in $1.4B less than expected for fiscal year 2020

  1. No kidding Mayor???
    Thanks for letting them trashIng our city and keeping Marion County shut down.
    No football no conventions?

    What did you expect? O i get it lets print some more money and go further into debt.
    Having less for all of us who pay taxes to have less to donate and kess money to pay taxes into the system that pays your check.

    1. This is about the state budget, so unsure why you’re calling out “Mayor”?
      Also the state doesn’t print money, that’s the Federal government.

      Indianapolis isn’t alone in cancelling football and conventions… there is a pandemic happening, in case you missed it..

  2. So can we get some investigative reporting and find out how many states out of 50 still finished in the black given the entire economic catastrophe foisted upon us by the Chinese? My guess is you could count the number of states finishing in the black on one hand. So props to our state leaders for preparing in advance for a “rainy day”.

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