In this report, Pre-K Now, a campaign of the Pew Center on the States, reviews state budgets to see which legislatures understand the economic and educational value of high-quality, voluntary pre-kindergarten. In light of the tough fiscal environment, the news for young children is surprisingly good. A chart that documents pre-k budget allocations for FY10 for all 50 states and the District of Columbia is included. Fifteen states, including one in the second year of a biennial budget, passed pre-k funding increases, and six flat funded. Enrollment-based increases are also expected in all nine states and the District where pre-k is supported through the school funding formula. Ten decreased investments in pre-k. One state had not finalized a pre-k budget at press time, and 10 provide no state funding for pre-k. The net total increase for FY10 is more than $64 million, and nationwide, state investments will reach $5.3 billion.