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The state’s finances will be a major challenge for incoming Gov. Bruce Rauner. A new report by the Center for Tax and Budget Accountability shows that more than half of state spending on core services will be deficit spending by the end of June 2016.
PROJECTED REVENUE AND COSTS Each box represents $1 billion
$31.7 billion
Projected general fund revenue for fiscal year 2016
-$24.9 billion
Cost of core services such as education, health care, human services and public safety at current levels
-$12 billion
Hard costs such as pensions and previous borrowing
-$650 million
Cost to repay interfund borrowing from fiscal year 2015
-$6.8 billion
Projected deficit carried over from fiscal year 2015
-$12.7 billion
Estimated minimum general fund deficit for fiscal year 2016
50.9%
The estimated general fund deficit is more than half the cost of core services.
Source: The Center for Tax and Budget Accountability
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