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Gov. Hobbs vetoes 2 Arizona budget plans as government shutdown deadline nears
Monday is the state-mandated deadline to fund the next fiscal year, which starts July 1. If Hobbs doesn’t sign an Arizona budget by then, the state government would shut down for the first time. Hobbs issued the following statement after rejecting the GOP proposals Wednesday:
Governor Hobbs vetoes 'continuation' budget as lawmakers have only days left to avoid shutdown
Circle June 30, next Monday night on the calendar. That's the deadline for Arizona to pass a state budget or the government could shutdown. Thousands of state employees could potentially be furloughed if a shutdown were to occur. Arizona has never experienced a government shutdown in state history.
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