IN — funding

Every dollar into IN and where it goes — federal spending by place of performance, the state government's own revenue and spending, and the money received by the state's officeholders and candidates.

Federal spending by place of performance · $207,073,194,269 in FY2025 · USAspending

Money into Indiana — federal spending over time

Federal spending in Indiana over time
FY	Indiana
2016	$129,669,628,297
2017	$130,355,208,050
2018	$137,599,780,785
2019	$147,419,284,183
2020	$186,166,768,436
2021	$177,276,879,200
2022	$163,933,042,634
2023	$183,721,566,377
2024	$191,874,346,205
2025	$207,073,194,269

State government revenue — where it comes from (2023)

5 sources

Taxes$30,143,978,00048.6%
Federal transfers$24,954,450,00040.2%
Charges & fees$4,249,603,0006.9%
Miscellaneous$2,520,762,0004.1%
Local transfers$148,293,0000.2%

Revenue by source over time

State revenue by source over time
Yr	Taxes	Charges & fees	Miscellaneous	Local transfers	Federal transfers
2017	$18,170,514,000	$3,559,867,000	$2,304,159,000	$82,912,000	$14,630,307,000
2018	$22,056,726,000	$3,727,570,000	$2,345,830,000	$80,862,000	$14,994,627,000
2019	$22,968,677,000	$4,144,875,000	$2,784,491,000	$66,049,000	$15,552,172,000
2020	$22,374,096,000	$4,020,104,000	$2,819,556,000	$92,539,000	$19,378,990,000
2021	$26,645,852,000	$3,890,873,000	$2,967,727,000	$66,731,000	$22,248,414,000
2022	$29,092,294,000	$4,111,905,000	$2,470,526,000	$83,115,000	$24,454,031,000
2023	$30,143,978,000	$4,249,603,000	$2,520,762,000	$148,293,000	$24,954,450,000

How Indiana spends — by function (2023)

10 functions

Public welfare$20,532,342,00053.4%
Education$8,878,844,00023.1%
Other$3,184,115,0008.3%
Highways$2,887,962,0007.5%
Health$854,562,0002.2%
Correction$816,320,0002.1%
Natural resources$477,991,0001.2%
Police protection$374,773,0001.0%
Interest on debt$264,466,0000.7%
Hospitals$180,765,0000.5%

Allocation by function over time

State spending by function over time
Yr	Public welfare	Hospitals	Health	Highways	Police protection	Correction	Natural resources	Interest on debt	Other	Education
2017	$13,922,934,000	$140,733,000	$670,881,000	$1,636,972,000	$223,462,000	$632,122,000	$375,424,000	$906,413,000	$1,929,208,000	$7,600,675,000
2018	$13,933,382,000	$140,266,000	$683,891,000	$1,651,719,000	$251,703,000	$654,932,000	$370,133,000	$978,441,000	$1,911,482,000	$7,956,737,000
2019	$15,004,512,000	$140,968,000	$702,501,000	$1,934,060,000	$264,795,000	$670,587,000	$429,307,000	$961,043,000	$1,956,161,000	$7,785,975,000
2020	$16,786,289,000	$150,669,000	$695,828,000	$2,172,863,000	$263,246,000	$679,999,000	$436,294,000	$1,005,348,000	$2,078,801,000	$8,234,143,000
2021	$18,199,702,000	$155,070,000	$1,055,744,000	$2,630,487,000	$276,723,000	$717,736,000	$401,732,000	$955,573,000	$3,049,421,000	$8,154,998,000
2022	$19,494,740,000	$146,519,000	$914,402,000	$2,799,506,000	$347,463,000	$757,077,000	$424,258,000	$280,920,000	$2,914,783,000	$8,484,430,000
2023	$20,532,342,000	$180,765,000	$854,562,000	$2,887,962,000	$374,773,000	$816,320,000	$477,991,000	$264,466,000	$3,184,115,000	$8,878,844,000

People of Indiana — money received

Data from FEC

Contributions received per year by role

Contributions received per year by role
x	Governors	Representatives	Senators	Candidates
2016	—	$67,985	—	—
2024	—	$15,579	—	—
2025	—	$173,762	—	—
2026	—	$171,248	$115,156	—


Jefferson Shreve	representative	R	$142,571	$160,650
James R. Baird	representative	R	$31,191	$51,299
Todd Young	senator	R	$0	$115,156
Marlin A. Stutzman	representative	R	$0	$71,373
Erin Houchin	representative	R	$0	$67,985
Victoria Spartz	representative	R	$0	$45,701
Frank J. Mrvan	representative	D	$0	$29,924
Rudy Yakym	representative	R	$0	$1,642
Eric Holcomb	governor	R	$0	$0
André Carson	representative	D	$0	$0
Mark B. Messmer	representative	R	$0	$0
Jim Banks	senator	R	$0	$0
Mary Theresa Allen	candidate	D	$0	$0
Nicholas Frederick Baker	candidate	D	$0	$0
David Lawrence Boyd	candidate	D	$0	$0
Sarah Janisse Brown	candidate	R	$0	$0
Drew Cox	candidate	D	$0	$0
Jamee Ms. Decio	candidate	D	$0	$0
James (J.D.) David Ford	candidate	D	$0	$0
Jackson Bailey Franklin	candidate	D	$0	$0
Phil Goss	candidate	D	$0	$0
James Henry Graham	candidate	D	$0	$0
Jennifer-Ruth Green	candidate	R	$0	$0
Craig Haggard	candidate	R	$0	$0
George Hornedo	candidate	D	$0	$0
Anthony D Hustedt-Mai	candidate	R	$0	$0
Joseph William Mr Mackey	candidate	D	$0	$0
Dylan Mckenna	candidate	D	$0	$0
Paul Bryant Mcpherson	candidate	D	$0	$0
Bradley Allen Mr. Meyer	candidate	D	$0	$0
Timothy Peck	candidate	D	$0	$0
Deborah A Pickett	candidate	D	$0	$0
Barb Regnitz	candidate	R	$0	$0
Keil Louis Mr. Roark	candidate	D	$0	$0
James Schenke	candidate	R	$0	$0
Marlin A Stutzman	candidate	R	$0	$0
Floyd Taylor	candidate	I	$0	$0
Kelly Elizabeth Thompson	candidate	D	$0	$0
Destiny Wells	candidate	D	$0	$0
Cynthia (Cinde) Wirth	candidate	D	$0	$0
Jefferson Shreve	candidate	R	$0	$0
Rudy C. Iii Yakym	candidate	R	$0	$0
James R Dr. Baird	candidate	R	$0	$0
Mark Mr. Messmer	candidate	R	$0	$0
Frank J. Mrvan	candidate	D	$0	$0
Victoria Spartz	candidate	R	$0	$0
Andre Carson	candidate	D	$0	$0
Erin Houchin	candidate	R	$0	$0
Totals (48)			$173,762	$543,730

Money = federal FEC contributions received (per calendar year). Coverage is partial; governors' state-level campaign finance isn't tracked, so their figures reflect any federal candidacies only.

Top areas (counties)

12 counties

Marion County$143,821,337,34488.4%
Lake County$3,170,541,4281.9%
St. Joseph County$2,976,603,2461.8%
Allen County$2,748,943,3131.7%
Hamilton County$1,938,050,3541.2%
Vanderburgh County$1,513,583,9860.9%
Porter County$1,204,690,8090.7%
Tippecanoe County$1,174,083,4920.7%
Elkhart County$1,124,976,0110.7%
Monroe County$1,004,050,8750.6%
Johnson County$1,000,289,2010.6%
Hendricks County$992,240,8300.6%

By congressional district

Each district links to its U.S. House representative. Multi-district awards are counted in each, so these rank districts but don't sum to the state total.

60 districts

IN-07 — André Carson (D)$143,699,062,06313.0%
IN-07 — André Carson (D)$133,693,899,56812.1%
IN-07 — André Carson (D)$129,656,035,88911.7%
IN-07 — André Carson (D)$127,508,722,48211.5%
IN-07 — André Carson (D)$115,748,681,77510.5%
IN-07 — André Carson (D)$111,046,672,14610.0%
IN-07 — André Carson (D)$107,791,866,6789.7%
IN-08 — Mark B. Messmer (R)$6,262,698,8850.6%
IN-08 — Mark B. Messmer (R)$5,927,042,6070.5%
IN-09 — Erin Houchin (R)$5,924,126,2250.5%
IN-08 — Mark B. Messmer (R)$5,718,133,4640.5%
IN-08 — Mark B. Messmer (R)$5,633,591,6010.5%
IN-08 — Mark B. Messmer (R)$5,563,192,0610.5%
IN-02 — Rudy Yakym (R)$5,467,389,1290.5%
IN-09 — Erin Houchin (R)$5,440,527,8380.5%
IN-03 — Marlin A. Stutzman (R)$5,341,184,8850.5%
IN-08 — Mark B. Messmer (R)$5,165,971,7930.5%
IN-05 — Victoria Spartz (R)$5,140,615,6380.5%
IN-03 — Marlin A. Stutzman (R)$5,098,709,2030.5%
IN-02 — Rudy Yakym (R)$5,046,606,3500.5%
IN-09 — Erin Houchin (R)$4,861,707,6780.4%
IN-02 — Rudy Yakym (R)$4,823,330,6720.4%
IN-09 — Erin Houchin (R)$4,821,370,0420.4%
IN-05 — Victoria Spartz (R)$4,815,173,6960.4%
IN-03 — Marlin A. Stutzman (R)$4,791,626,5850.4%
IN-02 — Rudy Yakym (R)$4,745,196,2960.4%
IN-04 — James R. Baird (R)$4,658,865,6490.4%
IN-05 — Victoria Spartz (R)$4,648,515,8250.4%
IN-03 — Marlin A. Stutzman (R)$4,626,732,1700.4%
IN-09 — Erin Houchin (R)$4,591,420,3510.4%
IN-03 — Marlin A. Stutzman (R)$4,466,344,1820.4%
IN-08 — Mark B. Messmer (R)$4,461,711,0990.4%
IN-04 — James R. Baird (R)$4,459,536,5100.4%
IN-04 — James R. Baird (R)$4,449,714,2530.4%
IN-05 — Victoria Spartz (R)$4,428,596,5940.4%
IN-01 — Frank J. Mrvan (D)$4,395,470,0180.4%
IN-01 — Frank J. Mrvan (D)$4,387,546,6270.4%
IN-02 — Rudy Yakym (R)$4,349,188,8710.4%
IN-04 — James R. Baird (R)$4,331,579,7320.4%
IN-03 — Marlin A. Stutzman (R)$4,284,008,1750.4%
IN-09 — Erin Houchin (R)$4,261,642,7750.4%
IN-06 — Jefferson Shreve (R)$4,219,906,6900.4%
IN-05 — Victoria Spartz (R)$4,197,025,0710.4%
IN-01 — Frank J. Mrvan (D)$4,060,385,8290.4%
IN-04 — James R. Baird (R)$4,049,963,2850.4%
IN-05 — Victoria Spartz (R)$4,014,387,4740.4%
IN-02 — Rudy Yakym (R)$3,972,291,2810.4%
IN-09 — Erin Houchin (R)$3,892,646,6400.4%
IN-03 — Marlin A. Stutzman (R)$3,877,060,0300.4%
IN-01 — Frank J. Mrvan (D)$3,822,651,2390.3%
IN-05 — Victoria Spartz (R)$3,754,179,4270.3%
IN-01 — Frank J. Mrvan (D)$3,544,354,6830.3%
IN-06 — Jefferson Shreve (R)$3,485,398,3560.3%
IN-04 — James R. Baird (R)$3,464,094,0770.3%
IN-06 — Jefferson Shreve (R)$3,419,960,4820.3%
IN-01 — Frank J. Mrvan (D)$3,405,256,2090.3%
IN-06 — Jefferson Shreve (R)$3,275,500,2330.3%
IN-02 — Rudy Yakym (R)$3,195,358,7060.3%
IN-06 — Jefferson Shreve (R)$3,184,259,3640.3%
IN-06 — Jefferson Shreve (R)$2,953,535,3340.3%

Top federal recipients in Indiana

10 recipients

INDIANA FAMILY AND SOCIAL SERV$18,022,062,79872.0%
INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION$1,565,503,4146.3%
ROLLS-ROYCE CORPORATION$1,333,756,4005.3%
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION INDIANA$1,208,027,3714.8%
AM GENERAL LLC$1,123,243,3054.5%
HEIDELBERG MATERIALS US INC$499,700,0002.0%
UNDERSEA SENSOR SYSTEMS, INC.$394,270,2001.6%
PURDUE UNIVERSITY$306,646,6241.2%
DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SERVICES$296,377,0441.2%
VERTEX MODERNIZATION AND SUSTAINMENT LLC$282,472,1891.1%

Federal funding by district

Federal money by place of performance across IN's congressional districts. Click a district for its profile. Data from USAspending.

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