TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV/Gray Florida Capital Bureau) – It’s starting to look like Florida lawmakers won’t get their constitutional obligation done during the legislative session.
More than halfway through the regular legislative session, there still isn’t a budget proposal from either chamber.
The Senate Appropriations Chair sent a memo to senators saying they are waiting to roll out their proposal when the House does. The earliest that will happen is next week.
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Last year’s legislative session went 105 days after disagreements over the budget. The legislature’s only constitutional obligation is to pass a balanced budget.
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