Gov. Mikie Sherrill is asking lawmakers to approve a record-high $60.7 billion state budget. Sherrill on Tuesday proposed higher spending on public education and mass transit. She also plans to continue funding direct property tax relief and public worker pensions. A Democrat in her first year in the Governor’s Office, Sherrill also wants budget cuts.

The NJ Spotlight News panel discusses Sherrill’s choices and offers news analysis and reaction. Watch the full budget address and more coverage here.