Virginia Can’t Subsidize Its Way to Affordable Childcare

Cato Institute·May 26

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Virginia is exploring ways to make childcare more affordable, with lawmakers considering a state funding formula and other initiatives. However, the effectiveness of subsidies in achieving affordable childcare is being questioned. Nearby states, including West Virginia, are also addressing childcare affordability, with West Virginia ranking high in federal subsidies, while the District of Columbia is experiencing challenges with funding raises for childcare workers.

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