Trump tariffs and rising health care costs knock California budget back into deficit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Newsom and the Legislature took extraordinary steps last summer to close a budget gap projected in the tens of billions of dollars over two years, including by making sweeping cuts to state agencies and positions, clawing back funding increases for health care providers, eliminating affordable housing programs, delaying money for schools, suspending business tax credits and dipping into reserves.
47% : " The grim outlook will almost certainly force more reductions to state programs, and legislative leaders will have their own ideas about what to target after Newsom puts forward his priorities today.
29% : Trump's effort to slash federal spending is another looming question mark.

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