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Compared to the FY 2026 enacted budget, Gov. Lee’s budget proposes a total of $2.9 billion in new spending and deposits in FYs 2026 and 2027—funded mainly by a large FY 2025 surplus, previously unallocated recurring revenues, and new FY 2027 revenue growth.
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6 Things to Know About Legislative Session in Tennessee
8 Quick Facts About Tennessee’s Budget Process
Key Features of Education Freedom Scholarships
Socioeconomic Indicators in Tennessee’s Counties
Federal K-12 Funding in Tennessee
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Tennessee
The Budget in Brief: Summary of Gov. Lee’s FY 2027 Recommended Budget
Tennessee Ranks 37th in 2025 KIDS COUNT Data Book as Academic Achievement Improves, Health Metrics Decline
Opioid Settlement Funds in Tennessee
Our Top 5 Policy & Research Insights for 2025
Youth Mental Health in Tennessee: Eight Opportunities for Additional Action
Socioeconomic Indicators in Tennessee’s Legislative Districts
Childcare in Tennessee
National Report Ranks Tennessee 36th in Child Well-Being, Spotlights Learning Loss and Chronic Absenteeism
The Budget in Brief: Summary of Gov. Lee’s FY 2026 Recommended Budget
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