Minnesota Legislature Struggles to Finalize Budget Before Worker Layoff Notices
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Minnesota lawmakers are unlikely to finish their $66 billion budget before the June 1 deadline, risking the issuance of furlough notices to thousands of state workers and a potential partial government shutdown by July 1, amid ongoing disagreements and tight legislative margins.
- Minnesota lawmakers unlikely to finish budget ahead of window for worker layoff notices MPR News
- Minnesota legislators scramble to pass budget before layoff notices go out to state workers Star Tribune
- Ugly divides revealed in budget negotiations even as leaders express optimism FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
- Rep. Kristi Pursell - Legislative Update - May 23, 2025 MN House of Representatives (.gov)
- Budget Negotiations Continue as Legislature Prepares for Special Session League of Minnesota Cities
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