Unallot a Lot: Virginia's Human Services Budgeting in the Time of Coronavirus

L'Herrou, Valerie, Cunningham, Cassie & Bhatti, Salaam

Journal: Richmond Public Interest Law Review

Volume: 24

First Page: 149

Year: 2021

Bluebook Citation: 24 RICH. PUB. INT. L. REV. 149 (2021)

Author: Cassie Baudean Cunningham: all 2 publications


Abstract

Virginia’s 2020 General Assembly budgeting process for fiscal year (“FY”) 2021-2022 was upended by the global pandemic which, after a rosy economic forecast for the Commonwealth, sent revenue expectations tumbling, and necessitated a nearly complete rewrite of the budget immediately upon its enactment by the legislature. Social services, an important aspect in the economic health of the Commonwealth, seemed poised to have greater support from the new Democratic majority in both houses of the state legislature as well as the governor’s mansion. But this may or may not have been true, even before the impact of COVID-19.

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