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dramatically change the state's tax structure

 in a budget plan that increases spending by $1.1 billion and focuses on new spending for K-12 schools and early childhood education. 

Dayton's plan relies on higher income taxes on top earners and an expansion of the sales tax to individual clothing items more than $100 and some services like legal and accounting services. Cigarette taxes would also increase 94 cents per pack under his proposal. 

 (D-Chisholm) and Senate Minority Leader 

 (R-Eden Prairie) join The Daily Circuit on Wednesday, Jan. 23 to discuss Dayton's budget and tax proposals.

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Minnesota Senate leaders react to Gov. Mark Dayton's budget plan that focuses on new spending for K-12 schools and early childhood education.

Governor Dayton's budget: Minn. Senate leaders react

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