Ferguson unveils budget cuts plan as lawmakers look to address deficit
Gov. Bob Ferguson unveiled a plan Thursday to save Washington $4 billion over the next four years to address a budget deficit the governor projects to be $15 billion over the next four years. He announced the plan amidst what Ferguson described as a "budget crisis" as he called on the state government to "do a better job of budgeting within our means.
Gov. Bob Ferguson reveals plan to save $4 billion amid multibillion-dollar budget gap
Seven billion dollars down, $8 billion more to go. At a Feb. 27 press conference, Gov. Bob Ferguson unveiled ideas aimed at addressing the state’s multibillion-dollar budget deficit. The current projected shortfall?
Make no mistake, the Legislature is going to send Ferguson increases in taxes. Senate Ways & Means Chair June Robinson, ...
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson is proposing to cut $4 billion in total spending, he announced in a budget proposal.
Ferguson posted on social media that his office found $70,000 in savings by rejecting a plan to replace carpets in the office. The work had been approved before Ferguson took office. Ferguson said ...
The Democratic Governors Association, including Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson, said Americans should stand with Ukraine.
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