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Gwinnett endured $738M in school cuts since 2003

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GBPI Reacts to $344 Million in Spending Cuts through Executive Budget Disregards to Fund Tax Cuts for Corporations, Top Earners

Daniel Kanso, PhD May 13, 2026

ATLANTA – This week, Gov. Kemp issued a combined 157 budget disregards and line-item vetoes,

Sine Die 2026: Georgia Rejects Property Tax Caps and Adds Major Investments, Income Tax Package Threatens Outlook

Daniel Kanso, PhD April 3, 2026

This blog was co-authored by Daniel Kanso, PhD; Leah Chan and Ashley Young Thursday, April

Crossover Day 2026 Update, House Passes Fiscal Year 2027 Budget

Daniel Kanso, PhD March 13, 2026

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