How do state representatives get money for projects, schools etc in areas that they represent?

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Jobisdone [24]2 years ago

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State representatives get money for projects, schools etc in areas that they represent through:

Taxation and Budget Allocations

<h3>What is a source of state funding?</h3>

A primary source of state funding is the taxation of products and businesses in the constituency. Also, in some cases, governments tend to allocate some budget to important projects within a constituency.

State representatives can thus generate funding through these measures. So, taxation and budget allocation are valid means for state project funding.

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