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Education funding, election issues expected to be among most contentious issues in session

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 6, 2023//

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Education funding, election issues expected to be among most contentious issues in session

Education funding, election issues expected to be among most contentious issues in session

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 6, 2023//

Education funding and election issues are expected to be among the most contentious issues that lawmakers will tackle during the next legislative session, which begins on...

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