Sell the airport?
Privatizing public assets, including the airport, could land the state quick cash.
Cash in on the lottery?
The Minnesota State Lottery could bring in private partners or operators, at a price.
More gambling?
Other long-spurned ideas for expanded gambling -- a state casino, slots in bars -- might get a closer look.
Redirect new dollars?
Could the state capture new revenue from the just-passed amendment?
Hazardous to your tax bill?
A cigarette tax hike seems likely, others possible.
Cuts and more cuts
Spending reductions could hit many programs.
IN BIG TROUBLE
Vikings stadium
Once again, timing seems lousy for a new football venue.
School funding boost
Proposals for major new education spending may be held back.
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