PANEL: IDAHO MEDICAID CUTS HAVE NOT SAVED MONEY

January 19, 2012

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Mike Butts reports Idaho’s $35 million in Medicaid cuts have not saved the state money, have eliminated thousands of jobs, put pressure on law enforcement operations and hurt individual residents, according to a panel that met Wednesday to discuss impacts of the cuts.

Future Costs of Idaho SB1038’s Universal Education Savings Accounts Projected to Rise Sharply

February 20, 2023
Blog Post, Education, Featured, Reports

Senate Bill 1038, which is before the Idaho Senate, would create a universal private education program. According to the bill’s fiscal note, in its

Sales Tax Based Property Tax Relief Should Include Renters

February 9, 2023
Blog Post, Featured, Reports, Tax & Revenue

Idaho is experiencing surplus revenue and with many Idahoans still facing economic headwinds, we have an opportunity to support families and individuals and improve

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PANEL: IDAHO MEDICAID CUTS HAVE NOT SAVED MONEY

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