A line-by-line look at the General Revenue budget the Legislature enacted — searchable, sortable, and broken down to the individual appropriation. No spin: the numbers as written, with the spots worth a harder look flagged.
General Revenue is the state's discretionary core — the roughly $5.3 billion lawmakers decide each year (separate from Road, Lottery, and federal funds). Here's how the dollars in this view divide across functions. Select a category to filter the list below.
Public employees' health insurance is one of the state's largest obligations — yet the appropriations bill names it on exactly one line. Here is what's behind it, and why it keeps landing on workers.
These are analytical flags grounded in the numbers, not partisan claims. Several are legitimate policy choices reasonable people weigh differently — but each is a place where dollars, structure, or transparency deserve scrutiny. Every flag ties to a specific figure in the bill.
Search any agency or program, sort by size, and click a spending unit to open its individual appropriation lines. Where a unit shows full detail, its line items are validated to sum exactly to the bill's stated total.