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Expanded fiscal analysis finds 'sex' definition bill could risk up to half of state budget – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Expanded fiscal analysis finds 'sex' definition bill could risk up to half of state budget – Daily Montanan

Democrats requested this “deeper dive” into the impacts of Senate Bill 458, sponsored by Sen. Carl Glimm, R- Kila, after questioning the fiscal note provided by the Gov. Greg Gianforte’s budget office — which found a $0 fiscal impact to the state.

Chair on DPHHS: 'All of us are not happy with this budget, but all of us might like this budget' – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Chair on DPHHS: 'All of us are not happy with this budget, but all of us might like this budget' – Daily Montanan

Montana House approves House Bill 2 with increases in Medicaid provider rates

Griffin tells lawmakers Rutledge spent $11.1M more from settlement fees than allowed - Vimarsana News

Griffin tells lawmakers Rutledge spent $11.1M more from settlement fees than allowed

Attorney General Tim Griffin told state lawmakers on Wednesday that his office has determined his predecessor, Leslie Rutledge, spent more than $25 million in

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Griffin: Ex-AG overspent funds - Vimarsana News

Griffin: Ex-AG overspent funds

Attorney General Tim Griffin told state lawmakers on Wednesday that his office has determined his predecessor, Leslie Rutledge, spent more than $25 million in cash funds from lawsuit settlement fees in the current fiscal year, and that exceeds the $25 million limit that the Legislature set in state law.

Griffin tells lawmakers predecessor Rutledge spent about $11.1M more in cash funds from settlement fees than allowed - Vimarsana News

Griffin tells lawmakers predecessor Rutledge spent about $11.1M more in cash funds from settlement fees than allowed

Attorney General Tim Griffin told state lawmakers on Wednesday that his office has determined his predecessor, Leslie Rutledge, spent more than $25 million in cash funds from lawsuit settlement fees in the current fiscal year, and that exceeds the $25 million limit that the Legislature set in state law.