State budget deal addresses pay raises, income tax caps & property tax reform | State Lines @MyPBSNC
State budget deal addresses pay raises, income tax caps & property tax reform | State Lines  @MyPBSNC
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
NC House Speaker Destin Hall and Senate President Phil Berger announce budget deal agreement on major issues, including pay raises, income tax caps and property tax reform. Panelists: Sen. Jay Chaudhuri (D-District 15), Rep. Erin Paré (R-District 37), Donna King (Carolina Journal) and former NC Gov. Pat McCrory. Host: PBS NC’s Kelly McCullen.

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