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Legislators rush to send bills over finish line of 2022 session - Vimarsana News

Legislators rush to send bills over finish line of 2022 session

INDIANAPOLIS—As the General Assembly reaches the final week of the 2022 session, legislators are trying to finalize bills in conference committees.

The Skanner News - Oregon Lawmakers Adjourn 2022 Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Oregon Lawmakers Adjourn 2022 Legislative Session

Oregon lawmakers adjourned the 2022 short legislative session Friday after passing ambitious legislation, including overtime pay for farmworkers, $600 stimulus payments for low-income workers and a $400 million spending package focused on affordable housing and homelessness.

The Skanner News - Oregon Lawmakers Adjourn 2022 Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Oregon Lawmakers Adjourn 2022 Legislative Session

Oregon lawmakers adjourned the 2022 short legislative session Friday after passing ambitious legislation, including overtime pay for farmworkers, $600 stimulus payments for low-income workers and a $400 million spending package focused on affordable housing and homelessness.

Georgia House GOP leadership seeks $1 billion income tax cut - Vimarsana News

Georgia House GOP leadership seeks $1 billion income tax cut

Georgia House Speaker David Ralston is proposing a $1 billion tax cut.

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Legislators navigate short session with a long list of legislation to consider - Vimarsana News

Legislators navigate short session with a long list of legislation to consider

INDIANAPOLIS—With the session having begun, lawmakers in the Indiana General Assembly have already started sifting through the nearly 800 bills filed between the House and Senate that could dictate the