claim: says in fiscal year 2011, the state had "a projected $11 billion deficit."
author: chris christie
evidence_1: jan 4, 2016 ... chris christie's governance, saying “we have a balanced budget” but “they ... the  state constitution requires new jersey to have a balanced budget, and it does. ...  it turns out kasich was referring to a projection for next fiscal year. ... faced a  $10.7 billion “structural deficit” in fiscal year 2011, his first budget ...
evidence_2: feb 21, 2013 ... says, "when this governor came to office, he had (an) 11 billion dollar ... jon  bramnick claims new jersey had an $11 billion deficit when chris christie  became governor ... that money is paid to the state, which is supposed to then  send the ... of legislative services projected for the fiscal 2011 budget year.
evidence_3: sep 8, 2011 ... in its most recent budget projections, published in august in the budget and ...  update, cbo estimated that the deficit for fiscal year 2011 (which will end on ...  over the first 11 months of the fiscal year, revenues totaled $2.1 trillion, ... taxes  grew by $11 billion as states replenished trust funds that had been ...
evidence_4: aug 28, 2012 ... says they said "it was impossible to balance a budget at the same time, with an  $11 billion deficit" and "we did it. ... nonpartisan office of legislative service  projected for the fiscal 2011 budget year, when christie proposed his first  spending plan. ... he didn't fully fund the state's property tax rebate program.
evidence_5: oct 7, 2011 ... the federal government's fiscal year 2011 has come to a close, and cbo ... the  estimated deficit is slightly above what cbo projected in its august ... taxes grew  by $12 billion in 2011 as states replenished the funds that had ... receipts of  corporate income taxes fell by $11 billion (or 6 percent) in 2011.