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Analysis of the Governor's Vetoes & What They Mean for Programs Across Illinois (FY2008)

RELEASED: 

August 1, 2007

Under the Illinois Constitution, the Governor has the veto authority to reduce a portion of or completely eliminate an appropriation made to fund a particular program or service. Through this authority, Governor Blagojevich reduced the FY2008 budget by $470 million. The Report provides an analysis of those budget reductions, and the Fact Sheets provide detailed information on the vetoes. 

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Topics:Tax and Budget, Illinois Budget

Tags:FY2008, State Budget, Veto, General Fund

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