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Previous governor
Governor · 2014
Documented commitments and outcomes from the previous term.
2 of 2 commitments
Create a $130 nonrefundable state tax credit per qualifying child.
Introduction of Otter’s bill · The Spokesman-ReviewHB 463 created the $130 state credit in March 2018. Later that month, Otter signed HB 675 raising it to $205.
Idaho State Tax Commission · enacted 2018 changesAllocate about $41.7 million for year four of the salary ladder for teachers and pupil services staff.
Otter’s proposed fiscal 2019 budgetPublication date unverified
The Legislature appropriated $41.7 million for year four of the salary plan, according to the Idaho Department of Education’s session summary.
Idaho Department of Education · 2018 session summaryAn evaluation window. Each commitment keeps the timing published in its source.
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Capitol photo · JSquish · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Framing and shading adjusted