Maine Supplemental Budget Fails After Senate GOP Balks
Nearly all of the $121 million supplemental budget is directed at filling a $118 million deficit in Medicaid costs through June, which is the end of the current fiscal year. About $2 million would be spent to protect Maine forests from spruce budworm infestations.
Tuesday was the last day Maine lawmakers had to pass the supplemental budget before payments began getting limited to ...
The plan, which a source said was agreed to by Democratic and Republican leadership on Monday, will face its first test in ...
This comes as the Legislature continues to fail passing a new budget with enough votes to fill a $118 million hole.
The proposed budget would resolve a deficit in the MaineCare program. If it doesn't get enough votes to go into effect ...
The plan, which cleared a two-thirds majority in the Maine House, faltered amid Republican opposition in the Senate.
Maine lawmakers are running out of time to pass an emergency supplemental budget and avoid reduced payments to health care providers serving low-income residents through the state's Medicaid program.
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