Pritzker urges ‘careful’ approach as current-year surplus could be followed by deficit – Capitol News IL

The bottom line from the five-year forecast from the Governor’s Office of Management and Budget: The current fiscal year is now projected to end with a $1.4 billion surplus, while the upcoming fiscal year 2025 is projected to face an $891 million deficit. He noted at least one area of supplemental spending need; Pritzker said it “is going to be a requirement” that the state reexamines “whatever buckets that we've had to pull from” to provide aid to migrants as winter approaches.
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

No worries big guy, it is going to be an El Nino winter, so the temperatures won’t be too bad. Plus, you can use the warmer temperatures to push your ridiculous green agenda. Two birds with one stone JB.

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