Miami Herald Article RatingGov. Youngkin amends rather than vetoes Virginia budget proposal, strikes different tone
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54% : The amended plan also provides $24 million to support the Virginia's Military Survivor and Dependent Education Program, up from the $20 million included in the General Assembly proposal.53% : Youngkin said the state was in a position to take a "both/and" approach, as opposed to "either/or" and could fund priorities without tax increases.
47% : " Youngkin's amendments would remove any tax increases included in the proposal approved by the legislature, including a digital sales tax - which the governor originally supported - that would have included digital items in the state's sales and use tax base.
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