"Minnesota's $3.7 Billion Budget Surplus Faces Looming Financial Pressures"

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Minnesota announces a $3.7 billion budget surplus for the two-year budget ending in 2025, attributing the increase to higher consumer spending and corporate profit growth. However, officials caution that future financial pressures loom, with potential shortfalls approaching $1.5 billion by 2027. While DFL lawmakers plan a more modest approach to spending, Republicans call for tax rebates and state spending cuts to mitigate the impact, as the state's rainy day reserves approach $3 billion.
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