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The state of New Hampshire's 2019 budget is $5.965 B, or $4397 per state resident.
The state of Rhode Island's 2019 budget is $9.9 B, or $9340 per state resident.
The real question is this:
What state services do Rhode Islanders receive, as a function of paying state income and sales taxes, that NH residents do NOT receive as a function of paying neither? Further, what is the quality of state services that ARE rendered as a function of those taxes?
Until RI voters process these issues nothing will ever change. I won't hold my breath.
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