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The 10 States That Get The Most Federal Money

10) North Dakota
> Federal spending per capita net of income taxes: $10,438
> Total federal spending per capita: $12,930
> Federal income taxes per capita: $2,492

9) Connecticut
> Federal spending per capita net of income taxes: $10,506
> Total federal spending per capita: $15,662
> Federal income taxes per capita: $5,156

8) West Virginia
> Federal spending per capita net of income taxes: $10,568
> Total federal spending per capita: $11,609
> Federal income taxes per capita: $1,041

7) Alabama
> Federal spending per capita net of income taxes: $10,656
> Total federal spending per capita: $11,820
> Federal income taxes per capita: $1,164

6) Kentucky
> Federal spending per capita net of income taxes: $12,129
> Total federal spending per capita: $13,198
> Federal income taxes per capita: $1,069

5) New Mexico
> Federal spending per capita net of income taxes: $12,399
> Total federal spending per capita: $13,578
> Federal income taxes per capita: $1,179

4) Hawaii
> Federal spending per capita net of income taxes: $13,709
> Total federal spending per capita: $15,331
> Federal income taxes per capita: $1,622

3) Maryland
> Federal spending per capita net of income taxes: $13,723
> Total federal spending per capita: $16,673
> Federal income taxes per capita: $2,950

2) Virginia
> Federal spending per capita net of income taxes: $14,201
> Total federal spending per capita: $17,008
> Federal income taxes per capita: $2,807

1) Alaska
> Federal spending per capita net of income taxes: $15,197
> Total federal spending per capita: $17,762
> Federal income taxes per capita: $2,565