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Ohio and Arizona compared

The federal obligations performed here for Ohio stood at $129.1 billion against $112.2 billion for Arizona in FY2025, according to USAspending.

In fiscal year 2025 $129.1 billion of federal award obligations were recorded as performed in Ohio and $112.2 billion in Arizona. Per resident the order can be the other way round, and the row below says whether it is.

Side by side

Ohio and Arizona compared
MeasureOhioArizona
Federal obligations performed hereUSD, all award types$129.1 billion$112.2 billion
Share of all obligations with a state recordedpercent2.5%2.1%
Rank by obligationsof 56 states and territories1418
Per residentUSD per resident$10,846$14,713
ResidentsCensus estimate, 202511,900,5107,623,818
Federal civilian employeespeople60,42546,211
Agencies with obligations recorded herecount of agencies4645
Counties in the committed county tablecount of counties1010
Congressional districts reportedcount of districts159
Fiscal years with a published totalsince FY20081919

What this data cannot show

  • Place of performance is where the recipient said the work would be carried out. It is not where the recipient is based, not where the agency sits, and for direct payments it is not necessarily where the people receiving the money live.
  • A state with a federal installation, a large research university or a national laboratory records the money spent there whoever it came from and whoever it went to. Comparing two states is comparing what is recorded in them, which is not the same as comparing what they received.
  • The per-resident rows divide one year of obligations by a single Census vintage, named beside the population. Federal employment is counted on the Office of Personnel Management’s own reporting date, which is not the end of the fiscal year, so the two columns are as of different days.

Sources

Compiled automatically from USAspending API v2, USAspending API v2 — dimension aggregations and OPM FedScope Employment Summary Data by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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