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Texas Legislature
The Texas Capitol on Nov. 19.

Texas will have a $20B surplus next legislative session, comptroller projects

By Hannah Norton

Austin-area lawmakers said Dec. 12 they aim to spend some of that money on transportation, water infrastructure, education and more in 2025.

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