Table 28.	Direct general expenditures of state and local governments for all functions and for education, by level of education and state: 2003–04
[In millions]

State	Total direct general expenditures1		Education expenditures
			Total		Elementary and secondary education				Colleges and universities				Other education2
					Total		Current expenditure	Capital outlay	Total		Current expenditure	Capital outlay
1	2		3		4		5	6	7		8	9	10
United States	$1,903,194	(1,522.6)	$655,361	(131.1)	$452,055	(135.6)	$399,078	$52,977	$173,086	(17.3)	$151,964	$21,121	$30,220
Alabama	27,089	(86.7)	9,437	(37.7)	5,416	(37.9)	4,890	526	3,375	(#)	2,835	540	646
Alaska	8,496	(16.1)	2,299	(22.8)	1,620	(22.7)	1,369	250	581	(#)	463	118	98
Arizona	30,075	(39.1)	10,074	(#)	6,530	(0.7)	5,700	830	3,128	(#)	2,713	415	416
Arkansas	14,577	(115.2)	5,429	(#)	3,418	(#)	3,055	363	1,664	(#)	1,447	216	347
California	260,960	(1,043.8)	84,395	(8.4)	58,948	(11.8)	49,693	9,255	22,054	(#)	19,061	2,992	3,393
Colorado	28,424	(145.0)	9,702	(#)	6,541	(#)	5,682	859	2,878	(#)	2,606	271	284
Connecticut	25,018	(35.0)	8,753	(21.9)	6,587	(21.7)	6,008	579	1,836	(#)	1,583	253	330
Delaware	6,191	(12.4)	2,191	(#)	1,349	(#)	1,190	158	695	(#)	643	52	147
District of Columbia	6,723	(#)	1,369	(#)	1,267	(#)	1,146	122	102	(#)	92	9	#
Florida	100,771	(423.2)	29,396	(#)	21,392	(#)	18,027	3,366	6,757	(#)	5,845	912	1,247
Georgia	50,211	(120.5)	19,239	(#)	13,481	(#)	11,713	1,768	4,479	(#)	3,672	807	1,279
Hawaii	8,673	(0.9)	2,488	(#)	1,675	(#)	1,597	78	770	(#)	768	2	42
Idaho	7,540	(26.4)	2,636	(#)	1,705	(#)	1,522	183	826	(#)	685	141	105
Illinois	79,495	(270.3)	28,621	(#)	19,417	(#)	17,074	2,343	7,655	(#)	6,978	677	1,549
Indiana	35,540	(145.7)	13,616	(32.7)	8,912	(32.1)	7,937	975	3,992	(#)	3,622	370	712
Iowa	18,396	(47.8)	7,020	(#)	4,226	(#)	3,693	533	2,467	(#)	2,197	271	326
Kansas	16,284	(87.9)	6,205	(0.6)	3,695	(0.7)	3,408	287	2,213	(#)	1,956	256	297
Kentucky	23,342	(39.7)	7,748	(#)	4,561	(#)	4,062	499	2,520	(#)	2,232	289	666
Louisiana	27,251	(60.0)	8,616	(#)	5,635	(#)	5,262	373	2,291	(#)	2,102	189	690
Maine	9,282	(37.1)	2,863	(33.8)	2,076	(33.8)	1,851	226	657	(#)	576	80	130
Maryland	34,111	(58.0)	12,519	(#)	8,193	(#)	7,574	619	3,684	(#)	3,315	369	642
Massachusetts	48,446	(72.7)	14,654	(29.3)	10,341	(29.0)	9,784	557	2,707	(#)	2,416	291	1,606
Michigan	67,643	(162.3)	26,974	(#)	18,456	(#)	16,249	2,207	7,939	(#)	6,794	1,145	579
Minnesota	36,637	(249.1)	11,951	(#)	8,259	(#)	7,221	1,038	3,010	(#)	2,740	269	682
Mississippi	17,282	(103.7)	5,611	(#)	3,407	(#)	3,084	323	1,912	(#)	1,729	182	293
Missouri	31,020	(161.3)	10,836	(#)	7,608	(#)	6,869	739	2,724	(#)	2,449	275	504
Montana	5,547	(12.8)	1,935	(#)	1,222	(#)	1,158	64	593	(#)	536	57	120
Nebraska	10,776	(107.8)	4,041	(#)	2,591	(#)	2,295	296	1,307	(#)	1,190	117	143
Nevada	13,619	(100.8)	4,157	(#)	3,059	(#)	2,484	575	995	(#)	845	150	103
New Hampshire	7,549	(12.8)	2,753	(#)	2,059	(#)	1,860	199	613	(#)	554	59	82
New Jersey	61,224	(214.3)	24,712	(14.8)	19,685	(15.7)	17,711	1,974	4,389	(#)	3,766	623	637
New Mexico	12,616	(32.8)	4,657	(#)	2,838	(#)	2,394	444	1,572	(#)	1,449	124	246
New York	175,803	(632.9)	51,655	(10.3)	40,989	(4.1)	37,120	3,869	8,847	(8.8)	7,868	979	1,819
North Carolina	48,490	(116.4)	17,240	(25.9)	10,043	(25.1)	9,104	939	6,745	(6.1)	5,885	860	453
North Dakota	4,157	(11.2)	1,525	(#)	891	(#)	794	97	570	(#)	537	33	65
Ohio	74,445	(230.8)	26,472	(#)	18,742	(#)	16,603	2,140	6,331	(#)	5,539	792	1,398
Oklahoma	18,148	(56.3)	6,921	(#)	4,316	(#)	3,996	320	2,283	(#)	2,079	204	321
Oregon	22,309	(73.6)	7,553	(#)	4,711	(#)	4,225	487	2,622	(#)	2,261	360	220
Pennsylvania	80,339	(241.0)	28,703	(#)	19,811	(#)	17,846	1,965	6,341	(#)	5,750	591	2,550
Rhode Island	7,643	(10.7)	2,441	(4.4)	1,805	(4.3)	1,766	39	494	(#)	461	33	142
South Carolina	25,591	(40.9)	8,999	(#)	5,963	(#)	5,116	847	2,313	(#)	2,076	237	723
South Dakota	4,132	(6.2)	1,422	(#)	964	(#)	862	102	391	(#)	346	45	67
Tennessee	31,581	(173.7)	9,756	(65.4)	6,678	(65.4)	6,080	598	2,675	(#)	2,430	244	403
Texas	124,057	(235.7)	49,707	(5.0)	34,631	(6.9)	29,812	4,819	13,973	(#)	11,881	2,091	1,104
Utah	13,906	(34.8)	5,434	(#)	2,996	(#)	2,517	479	2,231	(#)	2,037	194	207
Vermont	4,398	(8.4)	1,761	(#)	1,155	(#)	1,077	77	519	(#)	465	54	88
Virginia	42,955	(163.2)	16,107	(103.1)	11,192	(103.0)	9,942	1,250	4,311	(#)	3,700	611	604
Washington	42,579	(102.2)	14,228	(#)	8,921	(#)	7,435	1,486	4,384	(#)	3,766	618	924
West Virginia	10,604	(17.0)	3,738	(#)	2,408	(#)	2,227	182	1,029	(#)	903	126	301
Wisconsin	36,714	(135.8)	13,366	(#)	8,722	(0.9)	8,175	547	4,222	(#)	3,734	489	422
Wyoming	4,535	(17.2)	1,437	(#)	946	(#)	819	127	422	(#)	386	36	69

# Rounds to zero. 1 Includes state and local government expenditures for education services, social services and income maintenance, transportation, public safety, environment and housing, governmental administration, interest on general debt, and other general expenditures. 2 Includes assistance and subsidies to individuals, private elementary and secondary schools, and colleges and universities, as well as miscellaneous education expenditures. NOTE: Current expenditure data in this table differ from figures appearing in other tables because of slightly varying definitions used in the Governmental Finances and Common Core of Data surveys. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding. Standard errors appear in parentheses. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Census Bureau, Governmental Finances. Retrieved on July 13, 2006, from http://www.census.gov/govs/www/estimate04.html. (This table was prepared July 2006.)