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Pawlenty's unallotment plan
Reductions
K-12: $1.77 billion in payment deferrals and adjustments
Aid to cities, counties and townships: $300 million
Health and human services: $236 million
Higher education: $100 million
Reducing refunds and other payments: $67 million
State agencies: $33 million
Additional revenues
Additional revenues through administrative actions: $169 million
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Current state office holders
Governor: Tim Pawlenty
One of only a few prominent Republicans to win a competitive re-election contest in the Democratic sweep of 2006, Tim Pawlenty is widely seen as politically shrewd and naturally likable.
- Lt. Governor: Carol Molnau
- Secretary of State: Mark Ritchie
- Attorney General: Lori Swanson
- State Auditor: Rebecca Otto
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