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House Roll Call 455 on
2022 Senate Bill 844: Appropriations: General Government

To add $1.003 billion to the state spending already approved for the 2022-23 fiscal year, all but $20 million of which will come from state taxpayer dollars (not federal). The largest amount, $916 million, will be spent giving subsidies to a handful of corporations and developers selected by officials at a "Michigan Economic Development Corporation," the state agency in charge of delivering special interest business subsidies. The bill also authorizes $72 million in additional spending on various social welfare programs, and $15 million for improvements to state armories.

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House Roll Call 455 on 2022 Senate Bill 844

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