POLITICSARIZONA MIRROR
Arizona Republicans, Gov. Hobbs reach budget deal
Arizona Republican legislative leaders and Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs reached a $18.3 billion budget deal including $1.45 billion in tax cuts aligned with federal changes via President Trump’s 'One Big Beautiful Bill', avoiding a government shutdown. The bipartisan agreement requires legislative approval and Hobbs' signature, following months of negotiations between the parties.
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