Agenda
| Date: | November 10, 2010 | |
| Time: | 12:00-1:30 p.m. (Registration begins at 11:30 a.m.) | |
| Location: | Sheraton Grand Hotel |
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Californians’ priorities for state government are strikingly similar to those of residents in four of the nation’s other most fiscally stressed states, according to the first multistate survey by PPIC and the Pew Center on the States. But in each of the five states—Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, and New York—the public’s views conflict with budget realities. Please join us for a conversation about what these findings will mean for newly elected leaders faced with making painful decisions, and what California can and should do to restore its fiscal health in the months and years ahead.
Californians’ priorities for state government are strikingly similar to those of residents in four of the nation’s other most fiscally stressed states, according to the first multistate survey by PPIC and the Pew Center on the States. But in each of the five states—Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, and New York—the public’s views conflict with budget realities. Please join us for a conversation about what these findings will mean for newly elected leaders faced with making painful decisions, and what California can and should do to restore its fiscal health in the months and years ahead.
Mark Baldassare, President and CEO, PPIC
Discussion
Moderator: Sue Urahn, Managing Director, Pew Center on the States
DiscussionModerator: Sue Urahn, Managing Director, Pew Center on the States
Mark Baldassare, President and CEO, PPIC
Craig Cornett, Budget Director, Office of Senate President pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg
H.D. Palmer, Deputy Director for External Affairs, California Department of Finance
Paul Rosenstiel, Principal, De La Rosa & Company