The politically divided Virginia General Assembly has convened a special session at the Capitol to consider compromise budget legislation that’s six months overdue.
Full details were rolled out over the weekend.
sought by the governor. It includes funding for an extra 2% raise for state workers in December, as well as money for the state’s share of a 2% raise for state-supported local employees, including teachers. “The governor is pleased the general assembly is sending him a budget,” Youngkin’s spokeswoman Macaulay Porter said in a statement Wednesday morning.
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