(The Center Square) – Even if not like last week’s massive NFL empire schedule news, the release of the state two-year spending plan by North Carolina’s House of Representatives on Tuesday is attracting attention in its respective circles.
The governor and the Senate have already made their releases, the upper chamber with Republican majority passing a $65.9 billion act backed by four Democrats on April 17. Democratic Gov. Josh Stein released a proposal of $67.9 billion on March 19.
Republicans also have the majority (71-49) in the House.
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Two years ago, both chambers had the same bottom-line number of $60.7 billion with different routes to achieve it. Then-Gov. Roy Cooper was more than $6 billion higher at about $67 billion. Ultimately, the budget implemented was $60.7
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