New Jersey State Budget Comparison 2008 vs 2009
The text of Governor Jon Corzine’s budget address may be read here and a summary of his proposed New Jersey state budget for 2009 may be reviewed here.
The following is a comparison of Governor Corzine’s 2008 vs. 2009 state budget by revenue source and expenditure by budget area.
The following is a comparison of Governor Corzine’s 2008 vs. 2009 state budget by revenue source and expenditure by budget area.
Data Source: New Jersey Department of the Treasury – Office of Management and Budget
2008 New Jersey State Budget
2009 New Jersey State Budget
Update: The 2009 budget proposes $334 million be set aside as a "long-term obligations and capital expenditure fund". In other words, Governor Corzine is proposing no reduction in state spending as compared to his 2008 budget proposal. However, the Governor’s 2009 budget proposal is $177.9 million leas than 2008’s adjusted appropriations of $33,470,900,000.
Labels: Jon Corzine, New Jersey, State Budget, State Budget 2009
Posted by Enlighten-NewJersey @ 3:14 PM
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6 Comments:
Wow - one whole freakin percent... I may faint.
I would have preferred to see actual dollars reduced.
Waitaminnit ...
If we have such a looming debt crisis, how is it that DEBT SERVICE has the largest percent reduction of any spending category?
Five years ago it was $24 billion. Now it is a victory to keep it at $33 billion? Is there tainted beef here, or what?
Dump the unions make the state employees pay for medical and WOW problem solved
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