Gov. Youngkin discusses his tax cut plan at Westwood Fountain Feb 16, 2023 Feb 16, 2023 Updated Jun 29, 2023 0 2027 Social Security COLA Heads Toward October Fauci Faces Possible Contempt Vote After Senate Hearing These College Football Teams Still Haven't Reached a Bowl Game This Decade Draymond Green Reveals Why LeBron James Rejected the Warriors for the 76ers The Only Homemade Pie Video You'll Need This Summer Blanche scraps Trump’s $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization fund' Who is Available in Trades at Every Position? FIFA Faces UEFA Emergency Meeting As First Investment Funds Near Prefer us on Google Learn More At Westwood Fountain - in Westwood Pharmacy - Gov. Glenn Youngkin responds to a questions about balancing tax cuts with education spending needs. As featured on Poll: Youngkin trails Trump, DeSantis in Va. GOP presidential preference But the governor's Virginia job approval spiked to 57% in February, according to the Roanoke College survey. Virginia lawmakers see state budget compromise in the works Lawmakers say it's likely to include a standard deduction increase, but not a corporate tax rate cut. State revenues soften, but beat projections; Youngkin urges tax cuts He says the state has collected $111.3 million more in the first eight months of this fiscal year than projected in his proposed budget Latest video Movies in a Minute: "Westhampton" Michigan Democratic Senate Primary Too Close To Call. FAA Investigates Marine One Airspace Safety Incident. Alabama schools face major teacher shortages The DSA, Mamdani & the Party's Identity Crisis Park Service warns of impacts from Trump's proposed 250-foot arch Watch our experts debate US LBM Preseason College Football Coaches Poll in Top 25 reveal How Luis Arraez fits with Philadelphia Phillies Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 comments
Poll: Youngkin trails Trump, DeSantis in Va. GOP presidential preference But the governor's Virginia job approval spiked to 57% in February, according to the Roanoke College survey.
Virginia lawmakers see state budget compromise in the works Lawmakers say it's likely to include a standard deduction increase, but not a corporate tax rate cut.Â
State revenues soften, but beat projections; Youngkin urges tax cuts He says the state has collected $111.3 million more in the first eight months of this fiscal year than projected in his proposed budget
