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    Tom Emmer, a candidate for governor of Minnesota, proposes a budget plan that balances spending at $32.281 billion without tax increases or relying on gaming revenues. His plan cuts spending for higher education, health and human services, and state agencies compared to the projected budget, while increasing K-12 education spending slightly. Emmer argues his plan is the only honest budget that provides job-creating tax relief and balances without new taxes.

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    Tom Emmer, a candidate for governor of Minnesota, proposes a budget plan that balances spending at $32.281 billion without tax increases or relying on gaming revenues. His plan cuts spending for higher education, health and human services, and state agencies compared to the projected budget, while increasing K-12 education spending slightly. Emmer argues his plan is the only honest budget that provides job-creating tax relief and balances without new taxes.

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    Tom Emmer, a candidate for governor of Minnesota, proposes a budget plan that balances spending at $32.281 billion without tax increases or relying on gaming revenues. His plan cuts spending for higher education, health and human services, and state agencies compared to the projected budget, while increasing K-12 education spending slightly. Emmer argues his plan is the only honest budget that provides job-creating tax relief and balances without new taxes.

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    Emmer For Governor.

    com
    P. O. Box 14269 · Saint Paul, MN 55114 · (952) 562-2600

    Tom Emmer’s Budget Plan:


    The only honest budget plan from the only straight-talking candidate
    A comparison with the current biennium, the projected autopilot budget
    for the next biennium, and the Dayton and Horner plans

    Actual Projected Dayton Horner Emmer


    FY 2010–11 FY 2012–13 Proposed Proposed Proposed
    General Fund (autopilot increase) FY 2012–13 FY 2012–13 FY 2012–13

    Revenues
    Revenues $30.537 billion $32.907 billion $32.907 billion $32.907 billion $32.907 billion
    Collected/Projected

    Job-Creating None Delayed until –0.626 billion


    Tax Relief FY 2014–15

    Tax Increases 4.4 billion 2.15 billion No Tax Increases

    Gaming Revenue 0.3 billion 0.25 billion None for balancing


    the budget

    Total Revenues $30.537 billion $32.907 billion $37.607 billion (?) $35.307 billion (?) 32.281 billion

    Other Tax Increases Property tax Calls for ½% county


    increase sales tax increase

    Spending
    K–12 Education $13.336 billion $14.361 billion $14.36 billion $14.72 billion $13.836 billion

    K–12 Shift –1.947 billion 1.261 billion Not Stated Begin repayment Begin repayment
    in FY 2014–15 in FY 2014–15

    Higher Education 2.812 billion 2.917 billion Not Stated 3.28 billion 2.5 billion

    Health and 9.083 billion 12.0 billion Not Stated 12.14 billion 9.75 billion
    Human Services

    Aids and Credits 2.976 billion 3.455 billion Not Stated Not Stated 2.295 billion

    Agencies and Other 4.453 billion 4.685 billion Not Stated Not Stated 3.9 billion
    State Spending

    Uncategorized Not Stated 0.145 billion


    Increases

    Uncategorized 0.672 billion 2.45 billion


    Decreases

    Total Spending 30.713 billion 38.679 billion ? 35.1 billion 32.281 billion

    Result Balanced with Only a deficit if INCOMPLETE INCOMPLETE BALANCES


    one‑time federal autopilot increases WORK WORK
    money are assumed

    Bonding Bill For 2011 “Jobs Plan” $0.400 billion Critical Needs
    Only (e.g., flooding,
    infrastructure)

    Prepared and paid for by tom Emmer for Governor

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