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Federal funding and congressional representation, state against state. Totals are raw (states differ in population), so read them as scale — not a value ranking.

Data from USAspending · Congress.gov

MetricCACaliforniaTXTexasNYNew York
Federal funding (FY2026)$472,053,565,601$326,951,416,785$254,354,697,680
U.S. Representatives523726
U.S. Senators222
Delegation party split45D · 8R · 1O13D · 26R21D · 7R

Federal funding over time

Federal funding by fiscal year, per state
FYCATXNY
2016$299,630,406,457$174,663,924,394$165,501,579,161
2017$309,557,698,357$195,249,862,216$175,444,830,995
2018$311,671,340,840$206,398,703,861$174,513,345,636
2019$311,664,424,353$206,819,660,164$182,683,545,036
2020$463,423,031,909$321,342,946,034$263,742,637,941
2021$510,410,480,634$349,797,374,334$301,362,096,521
2022$425,335,299,288$277,768,882,679$268,881,942,125
2023$424,187,095,410$293,378,476,731$240,203,365,297
2024$444,944,023,340$271,581,586,007$253,217,398,364
2025$485,752,535,546$311,538,106,228$262,211,189,914
2026$472,053,565,601$326,951,416,785$254,354,697,680