We have a new brief up on Rep. Hunter’s 2011-13 budget proposal.  It is a good starting point, cognizant of fiscal reality.  Although fees do figure in, the proposal does not assume that voters will agree to raise taxes.

Rep. Alexander has put forth an alternative.  All the information on both proposals is available here.  Rep. Alexander’s proposal would spend $543 million less than Rep. Hunter’s, leaving an ending balance of $833 million (to Rep. Hunter’s $795 million).