How a bill becomes a law in Montana
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The $16.6 billion budget would make significant investments in government-funded health care, correctional facilities and teacher pay, but there are differing opinions on whether lawmakers are overspending.
The $16.6 billion proposal that emerged from the House floor with a preliminary vote of 60 to 39 on Wednesday is $293.9 million greater than Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte’s proposal.
The 69th Montana Legislature adjourned Wednesday after passing sweeping property tax legislation and a far-reaching spending bill, but not before a final dose of drama in the Senate.
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