Senate Bill 135 introduced to increase K–12 appropriations and propose a ballot question
Senate Bill 135 was introduced with language referencing an increase in state K–12 appropriations "by up to 2%" and a proposal to submit a related ballot question to registered electors; the Clerk assigned the bill to the Committee on Appropriations. The transcript text is partially truncated.
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The Clerk read an introduction for Senate Bill 135, identifying sponsors (verbatim transcript lists senators Bridges and Kipp and representatives Bacon and Lukens among others) and describing the measure as concerning state public K–12 funding and "increasing appropriations for state public education k through 12 by up to 2%" with language about retaining certain state revenue and submitting a ballot question to voters.
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