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Top leaders failed to agree on issues that have seen broad agreement in both chambers, such as repealing a sales tax exemption for data centers. They may revisit them in the fall.
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Still Watching. The left frames it as "Pa. lawmakers and Gov. Josh Shapiro have approved a $50.8 billion state budget, delaying...". The center frames it as "Governor Shapiro signs $50.8 billion state budget into law".
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Top leaders failed to agree on issues that have seen broad agreement in both chambers, such as repealing a sales tax exemption for data centers. They may revisit them in the fall.
Twelve days after the state's statutory deadline, the Pennsylvania Senate agreed to a state budget proposal on Sunday.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is preparing to sign this year's state budget into law.
Legislative leaders from both sides of the aisle described the budget as a compromise. The theme was driven home as three separate senators quoted the Rolling Stones’ song “You Can’t Always...