[untrained skeptic]

They probably ended up with a surplus because they were expecting entitlement costs to be higher, but they were lower than expected because of the number of people fleeing the state to live somewhere with less crime and more jobs.

If they moved south to Ohio they're likely to be disappointed.

[Tenacious 1]

They probably ended up with a surplus because they were expecting entitlement costs to be higher, but they were lower than expected because of the number of people fleeing the state to live somewhere with less crime and more jobs.

If they moved south to Ohio they're likely to be disappointed.

They would be disappointed in IL too. Become a Hoosier, we bounce tax binging Mayors in the Capitol City when they get too comfy.

Toyota and Honda are building factories/cars here now too. We just landed NicePak Manufacturing (producer of "generic" store brands from the East Coast. Oh and Medco landed in IN for pharma distribution from the East Coast. All these large employers investigated the surrounding Midwestern States. Indiana won out. I wonder why?