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California Governor-elect Jerry Brown vowed to slash spending and trim the
size of government as his state is saddled with a $19 billion budget deficit
this year.
Brown, a Democrat, said he’d “find every item of either waste or low-
priority spending” throughout state government. He spoke today at a news
conference at his campaign headquarters in Oakland.
“I want to look for ways to organize state government to make it leaner, to
make it more responsive and to make it more coherent,” Brown said.
Brown, 72, yesterday defeated Meg Whitman, 54, a former EBay Inc. chief
executive officer. He will become California’s governor for a second time,
three decades after he first took the job. He will manage the state with the
most people in the U.S., the nation’s third-highest unemployment rate and
an economy bigger than Russia’s.
Brown said he didn’t anticipate new taxes and noted voters turned down an $
18 increase to the cost of vehicle registration that would have funded state
parks. That signaled residents are in “no mood to add to their burdens,”
Brown said.
Whitman, a billionaire, poured at least $141.6 million of her own into the
campaign, a U.S. record for self-funding by a candidate.
size of government as his state is saddled with a $19 billion budget deficit
this year.
Brown, a Democrat, said he’d “find every item of either waste or low-
priority spending” throughout state government. He spoke today at a news
conference at his campaign headquarters in Oakland.
“I want to look for ways to organize state government to make it leaner, to
make it more responsive and to make it more coherent,” Brown said.
Brown, 72, yesterday defeated Meg Whitman, 54, a former EBay Inc. chief
executive officer. He will become California’s governor for a second time,
three decades after he first took the job. He will manage the state with the
most people in the U.S., the nation’s third-highest unemployment rate and
an economy bigger than Russia’s.
Brown said he didn’t anticipate new taxes and noted voters turned down an $
18 increase to the cost of vehicle registration that would have funded state
parks. That signaled residents are in “no mood to add to their burdens,”
Brown said.
Whitman, a billionaire, poured at least $141.6 million of her own into the
campaign, a U.S. record for self-funding by a candidate.
