No deal on Nevada budget between Lombardo, Democrats as deadline nears

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : The new version of AB400, however, now allows individual counties or cities to sponsor charter schools and appropriates $140 million for pre-K child literacy programs.
55% : The bill also allocates $37 million for two-grade pay increases for members of law enforcement within the Department of Public Safety, as well as more than $24 million over the biennium for the Nevada System of Higher Education.
43% : The gutted version of the bill removed more than $50 million in allocations for Opportunity Scholarships, which use tax credit vouchers to finance charter school tuition for low-income students, kill the establishment of the Office of School Choice and provisions that would have funded transportation to charter schools.

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