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Governor Northam Announces Additional General Fund Resources from Mid-Session Reforecast
Posted by Staff | Feb 16, 2021 | News | |
RICHMOND Governor Ralph Northam today sent a letter to the General Assembly Money Committees announcing that a final mid-session revenue analysis shows Virginia’s tax revenues continue to strengthen.
The additional data means total revenues and transfers for fiscal year 2021 will be revised upwards by an additional $410.1 million. Fiscal year 2022 total revenues and transfers will be revised upward by an additional $320.1 million. In total, the Commonwealth expects an additional $730.2 million over the forecast from December 2020.
“These revised budget numbers tell us that Virginia’s economy continues to thrive, in spite of the pandemic,” said Governor Northam. “Before the pandemic, we had passed the most progressive budget in Virginia history. These additional dollars help us get back to that historic budget and allow us to move forw
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The decision about who President-elect Joe Biden will pick as attorney general nominee has created a lot of buzz. According to sources, as reported by CNN, it is a crucial decision right now because of possible investigations into President Donald Trump, a federal probe into Hunter Biden s business dealings and pressure from powerful external groups looking over the process.
People familiar with the search told CNN, the discussion in the transition team is about Judge Merrick Garland and Alabama s Sen. Doug Jones. They are being perceived as the two most likely choices. But a final decision is not expected until next week.
women are protected and i thought it only fair that we protect the greatest gender, men, in this country. last nate on this show, ohio state senator nina turner discussed a bill she introduced requiring men to get psychological testing before receiving erectile dysfunction drugs. the purpose of the was to point out the inequality and sexism of 1100 laws attacking women s health and reproductive rights. senator turner is not the only state using this strategy. similar bills have been introduced in at least eight other states. in virginia, state senator janet howell introduced an amendment to the controversial ultrasound bill requiring men to undergo a rectal exam and cardiac stress test before getting erectile dysfunction drugs. in illinois, state representative kelly cassidy suggested men should have to watch a video showing the treatment for persistent erections before being allowed to pop a viagra pill.