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Senate Capital Investment Bill Fails to Gain Necessary Votes
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May 18, 2020
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3:21:47Now PlayingWith only 38 of the required 41 votes needed for passage, the Senate failed to pass its version of the Capital Improvements bill. While a bonding bill needs to originate in the house, the vote demonstrated the divide between Senate Republicans and Senator DFL members on an appropriate amount of bonds to be issued for construction and improvement projects statewide. Senate Republicans propose a $998 million dollar bonding plan, while Senate DFL members are calling for about $2.4 billion dollars in investments.
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