West Virginia directs lottery surplus to Hope Scholarship Program
West Virginia’s law sets aside lottery surplus money for the State Board of Education’s Hope Scholarship Program for fiscal year 2026.
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What it does
The law sets aside lottery surplus money for the Hope Scholarship Program through the State Board of Education.
Argument forLottery surplus could help fund the Hope Scholarship Program through the State Board of Education.
Argument againstUsing lottery surplus for the program could leave less of that money available for other state needs.
More detail
The law sets aside lottery surplus money for the Hope Scholarship Program. The appropriation is for the State Board of Education’s Hope Scholarship Program. The appropriation is for fiscal year 2026, which ended June 30, 2026.
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Looking ahead
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History
2026
Jun 25Chapter 30, Acts, Regular Session, 2026Latest