(The Center Square) – Amidst economic issues, Nevada lawmakers have announced a $191 million shortfall for the state’s upcoming two-year budget.

In a blow to the Nevada’s 2025-27 budget, the state Economic Forum panel placed revenue at roughly $12.2 billion over the next two years, down from $12.4 billion. The near $191 million gap, which was predicted last Thursday, not only means less funds for state programs, but will likely require a budget recalculation.