Government · Fiscal transparency · All 50 states
Every state.
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Explore reported spending for every U.S. state. Open a functional ledger, compare FY2024 with FY2023, and follow each number to the published record.
50 statesState governments · no DC or territories
FY2024Latest year in the retrieved Census release
100 recordsTwo fiscal years · reconciled to source aggregates
Reported general expenditures include transfers to other governments and exclude utilities, liquor stores and insurance trusts. These figures describe actual financial activity on the source accounting basis, separately from enacted budgets.
50 states
AL · Census FY2024Alabama
$43.71B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationAK · Census FY2024Alaska$12.37B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareAZ · Census FY2024Arizona$61.28B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareAR · Census FY2024Arkansas$26.26B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationCA · Census FY2024California$518.97B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareCO · Census FY2024Colorado$47.94B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationCT · Census FY2024Connecticut$33.12B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationDE · Census FY2024Delaware$13.62B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationFL · Census FY2024Florida$129.53B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationGA · Census FY2024Georgia$70.64B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationHI · Census FY2024Hawaii$18.46B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationID · Census FY2024Idaho$14.50B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationIL · Census FY2024Illinois$119.42B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareIN · Census FY2024Indiana$57.57B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareIA · Census FY2024Iowa$29.61B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareKS · Census FY2024Kansas$27.90B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationKY · Census FY2024Kentucky$47.63B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareLA · Census FY2024Louisiana$46.18B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareME · Census FY2024Maine$13.41B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareMD · Census FY2024Maryland$61.21B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareMA · Census FY2024Massachusetts$82.15B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareMI · Census FY2024Michigan$96.68B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationMN · Census FY2024Minnesota$60.74B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareMS · Census FY2024Mississippi$26.99B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareMO · Census FY2024Missouri$47.34B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareMT · Census FY2024Montana$8.89B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareNE · Census FY2024Nebraska$16.23B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationNV · Census FY2024Nevada$24.48B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationNH · Census FY2024New Hampshire$10.10B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareNJ · Census FY2024New Jersey$92.68B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationNM · Census FY2024New Mexico$33.38B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareNY · Census FY2024New York$252.51B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareNC · Census FY2024North Carolina$89.38B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareND · Census FY2024North Dakota$9.59B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationOH · Census FY2024Ohio$101.54B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareOK · Census FY2024Oklahoma$34.40B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareOR · Census FY2024Oregon$53.02B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfarePA · Census FY2024Pennsylvania$120.03B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareRI · Census FY2024Rhode Island$12.17B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareSC · Census FY2024South Carolina$47.05B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationSD · Census FY2024South Dakota$7.30B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationTN · Census FY2024Tennessee$49.52B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareTX · Census FY2024Texas$211.02B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationUT · Census FY2024Utah$32.34B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationVT · Census FY2024Vermont$9.47B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationVA · Census FY2024Virginia$80.84B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationWA · Census FY2024Washington$79.62B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationWV · Census FY2024West Virginia$19.11B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: Public welfareWI · Census FY2024Wisconsin$53.79B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationWY · Census FY2024Wyoming$6.41B
Reported general expendituresLargest function: EducationMake a fair comparison
Use the same accounting measure and reference year. Dollar totals are not population adjusted; the mix of state versus local responsibilities varies. A transfer recorded by a state may later be spent by a local government, so adding both without adjustment counts the same funding flow twice.
Budget versus actual spending · How transfers create double counts · Compare school spending carefully
Automated data processing and AI-assisted explanatory writing are disclosed. Follow the primary sources to verify each measure. A spending total or missing record does not establish fraud.