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Virginia leads in net federal funding per resident at $10,301 per person, according to World Population Review’s 2025 state-level summary . Other measures show different leaders by metric: Alaska and ...
Federal tax revenue collection and the balance between what residents pay to Washington and what flows back to their states vary sharply by state: a small number of large, high-income states account f...
Most recent public analyses show that several Republican‑leaning (“red”) states receive , with consistent names including Alaska, New Mexico and Wyoming, and other red states such as West Virginia, Mi...
Federal spending per capita from 2021–2023 varies widely across states, with some states and jurisdictions receiving what others receive per person; existing datasets show no simple red-state/blue-sta...
Authoritative, per-capita federal funding by state for 2024 and 2025 can be constructed from several complementary data sources: federal raw spending portals and grant databases, state-focused aggrega...
Federal funding per capita varies widely across the United States depending on the measure used — direct federal grants, total federal transfers, or “net” receipts after subtracting federal taxes — wi...
Two separate concepts are conflated in public discussion: “federal funding per capita” (the dollars a state receives from federal grants and programs per resident) and the “balance of payments” or net...
Federal grants—especially Medicaid—are the dominant source of federal funding to states in 2025: healthcare allocations are projected to be nearly 59% of federal grants to state and local governments,...