RICHMOND, Va. – Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s proposed amendments to the state budget have met a mixed fate. Some cleared the General Assembly Friday and others such as his push for a gas-tax holiday were voted down on a bipartisan basis.
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Friday’s session comes as the governor and General Assembly are creeping toward a June 30 deadline to pass the two-year spending plan.
It would take effect July 1. The governor did not seek changes to many of the budget provisions that would offer families and working people a range of tax relief, including one-time rebates.