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Ted Strickland: His administration's public accounting said about $4.89 billion in one-time money was used to balance the state budget; PolitiFact found the real total was closer to $6.51 billion once later budget actions were included.

Statement · September 17, 2010

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Date
2010-09-17
Evaluations
PolitiFact, September 17, 2010
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2010/sep/17/ted-strickland/strickland-administration-figures-one-time-money-u/
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False
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https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2010/sep/17/ted-strickland/strickland-administration-figures-one-time-money-u/
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statement
What
His administration's public accounting said about $4.89 billion in one-time money was used to balance the state budget; PolitiFact found the real total was closer to $6.51 billion once later budget actions were included.

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  1. Strickland administration figures for one-time money used in state budget don't measure up · PolitiFact · 2010-09-17 · accessed 2026-09-21

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