FY 2023 State Budget Status

5/23/2022

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Introduction

Forty-six states begin fiscal year 2023 on July 1, 2022. New York begins its fiscal year on April 1, Texas begins its fiscal year on Sept. 1, and Alabama and Michigan begin theirs on Oct.1. As of May 23, 30 states have enacted budgets for FY 2023. Sixteen of those states enacted a biennial budget during their 2021 legislative session. 

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Enacted FY 2023 Budget

Biennial Budget Enacted in 2021

Late Budget

Awaiting Governor's Action

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Fiscal Year 2023 Budget Status

STATE

FY 2023 BUDGET ENACTED

BUDGET NOT ENACTED BY THE START OF FY 2023

Alabama (A)

X

 

Alaska (A)

 

 

Arizona (A)

 

 

Arkansas  (A)

 

 

California  (A)

 

 

Colorado (A)

X

 

Connecticut (B)*

X

 

Delaware (A)

 

 

Florida (A)

 

 

Georgia (A)

X

 

Hawaii (B)*

X

 

Idaho (A)

 

 

Illinois (A)

X

 

Indiana (B)*

X

 

Iowa (A)

 

 

Kansas (A)

X

 

Kentucky (B)

X

 

Louisiana (A)

 

 

Maine (B)*

X

 

Maryland (A)

X

 

Massachusetts (A)

 

 

Michigan (A)

 

 

Minnesota (B)*

X

 

Mississippi (A)

 

 

Missouri  (A)

X

 

Montana (B)*

X

 

Nebraska (B)*

X

 

Nevada (B)*

X

 

New Hampshire (B)*

X

 

New Jersey (A)

 

 

New Mexico (A)

X

 

New York (A)

X

X

North Carolina (B)*

X

 

North Dakota (B)*

X

 

Ohio (B)*

X

 

Oklahoma (A)

 

 

Oregon (B)*

X

 

Pennsylvania (A)

 

 

Rhode Island (A)

 

 

South Carolina (A)

 

 

South Dakota (A)

 

 

Tennessee (A)

X

 

Texas (B)*

X

 

Utah (A)

X

 

Vermont (A)

 

 

Virginia (B)

 

 

Washington (B)*

X

 

West Virginia (A)

X

 

Wisconsin (B)*

X

 

Wyoming (B)

X

 

Totals

30

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Key: (A) = annual budget; (B) = biennial budget; (*) biennial budget passed during 2021 legislative session.

Source: NCSL and state legislative and executive websites.