Table 106.50.

Direct general expenditures of state and local governments per capita for all functions and for education, by level of education and state: 2011-12 and 2012-13

[Amounts in current dollars]
	Direct general expenditures, 2011-12			Direct general expenditures, 2012-13
	Total amount per capita1	For education		Total amount per capita1	For education
					All education		Elementary and secondary education		Colleges and universities		Other education2
State		Amount per capita	As a percent of all functions		Amount per capita	As a percent of all functions	Amount per capita	As a percent of all functions	Amount per capita	As a percent of all functions	Amount per capita	As a percent of all functions
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
United States	$8,242	$2,767	33.6	$8,340	$2,770	33.2	$1,800	21.6	$825	9.9	$144	1.7
Alabama	7,221	2,618	36.3	7,497	2,766	36.9	1,560	20.8	1,030	13.7	176	2.4
Alaska	17,277	4,518	26.1	18,401	4,917	26.7	3,387	18.4	1,337	7.3	193	1.1
Arizona	6,332	2,062	32.6	6,226	2,028	32.6	1,125	18.1	765	12.3	138	2.2
Arkansas	7,240	2,806	38.8	7,242	2,761	38.1	1,659	22.9	881	12.2	220	3.0
California	9,175	2,827	30.8	9,417	2,760	29.3	1,726	18.3	901	9.6	134	1.4
Colorado	7,662	2,545	33.2	7,845	2,562	32.7	1,555	19.8	884	11.3	123	1.6
Connecticut	9,486	3,319	35.0	9,697	3,386	34.9	2,458	25.4	725	7.5	203	2.1
Delaware	9,862	3,642	36.9	10,166	3,760	37.0	1,997	19.6	1,353	13.3	410	4.0
District of Columbia	16,952	3,735	22.0	17,804	3,891	21.9	3,647	20.5	244	1.4	0	0.0
Florida	6,959	1,931	27.8	6,881	1,912	27.8	1,257	18.3	486	7.1	168	2.4
Georgia	6,495	2,548	39.2	6,530	2,520	38.6	1,705	26.1	630	9.6	184	2.8
Hawaii	8,874	2,515	28.3	8,736	2,416	27.7	1,339	15.3	1,001	11.5	76	0.9
Idaho	6,202	1,903	30.7	6,424	1,933	30.1	1,187	18.5	649	10.1	98	1.5
Illinois	7,980	2,748	34.4	8,340	2,788	33.4	1,940	23.3	718	8.6	130	1.6
Indiana	7,016	2,587	36.9	7,123	2,524	35.4	1,463	20.5	896	12.6	166	2.3
Iowa	9,080	3,187	35.1	9,037	3,223	35.7	1,928	21.3	1,150	12.7	145	1.6
Kansas	7,954	2,920	36.7	8,033	2,919	36.3	1,777	22.1	1,055	13.1	88	1.1
Kentucky	7,463	2,654	35.6	7,274	2,647	36.4	1,562	21.5	859	11.8	225	3.1
Louisiana	9,248	2,781	30.1	9,079	2,593	28.6	1,719	18.9	673	7.4	200	2.2
Maine	8,483	2,523	29.7	8,367	2,427	29.0	1,677	20.0	596	7.1	153	1.8
Maryland	9,137	3,158	34.6	8,872	3,106	35.0	2,039	23.0	948	10.7	119	1.3
Massachusetts	9,656	3,080	31.9	9,798	3,125	31.9	2,193	22.4	777	7.9	154	1.6
Michigan	7,475	2,903	38.8	7,547	2,828	37.5	1,664	22.1	1,059	14.0	105	1.4
Minnesota	9,014	2,869	31.8	9,081	2,953	32.5	1,908	21.0	857	9.4	188	2.1
Mississippi	8,083	2,493	30.8	8,009	2,446	30.5	1,441	18.0	860	10.7	146	1.8
Missouri	7,186	2,369	33.0	7,217	2,373	32.9	1,592	22.1	660	9.1	122	1.7
Montana	8,157	2,565	31.4	8,077	2,591	32.1	1,617	20.0	798	9.9	176	2.2
Nebraska	8,021	3,201	39.9	8,222	3,267	39.7	2,039	24.8	1,078	13.1	150	1.8
Nevada	6,767	1,962	29.0	6,494	1,949	30.0	1,377	21.2	441	6.8	131	2.0
New Hampshire	7,575	2,906	38.4	7,549	2,809	37.2	2,033	26.9	640	8.5	136	1.8
New Jersey	9,353	3,550	38.0	9,412	3,604	38.3	2,752	29.2	667	7.1	186	2.0
New Mexico	8,695	3,017	34.7	8,716	2,963	34.0	1,663	19.1	1,118	12.8	182	2.1
New York	12,127	3,646	30.1	12,425	3,612	29.1	2,832	22.8	693	5.6	88	0.7
North Carolina	7,288	2,430	33.3	7,422	2,525	34.0	1,440	19.4	958	12.9	128	1.7
North Dakota	10,260	3,354	32.7	10,303	3,485	33.8	1,990	19.3	1,355	13.2	139	1.4
Ohio	7,918	2,816	35.6	8,040	2,798	34.8	1,824	22.7	843	10.5	131	1.6
Oklahoma	6,969	2,475	35.5	7,086	2,490	35.1	1,483	20.9	869	12.3	138	2.0
Oregon	8,224	2,652	32.2	8,198	2,659	32.4	1,502	18.3	1,049	12.8	108	1.3
Pennsylvania	8,379	2,766	33.0	8,595	2,932	34.1	2,027	23.6	751	8.7	154	1.8
Rhode Island	8,836	2,985	33.8	8,953	3,039	33.9	2,156	24.1	627	7.0	256	2.9
South Carolina	7,271	2,569	35.3	7,345	2,642	36.0	1,606	21.9	775	10.5	261	3.5
South Dakota	7,311	2,398	32.8	7,352	2,434	33.1	1,528	20.8	772	10.5	134	1.8
Tennessee	6,652	2,135	32.1	6,577	2,116	32.2	1,391	21.2	565	8.6	159	2.4
Texas	7,023	2,698	38.4	7,064	2,711	38.4	1,699	24.1	930	13.2	82	1.2
Utah	7,445	2,874	38.6	7,323	2,917	39.8	1,539	21.0	1,247	17.0	132	1.8
Vermont	9,965	3,794	38.1	10,475	3,923	37.5	2,432	23.2	1,209	11.5	282	2.7
Virginia	7,701	2,870	37.3	7,927	2,966	37.4	1,923	24.3	933	11.8	110	1.4
Washington	8,464	2,796	33.0	8,534	2,827	33.1	1,674	19.6	892	10.5	260	3.0
West Virginia	7,846	2,967	37.8	7,922	2,958	37.3	1,708	21.6	908	11.5	341	4.3
Wisconsin	8,254	2,968	36.0	8,218	2,921	35.5	1,783	21.7	1,017	12.4	121	1.5
Wyoming	13,387	4,367	32.6	13,310	4,394	33.0	2,845	21.4	1,257	9.4	292	2.2

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 private colleges and universities, as well as miscellaneous education expenditures. Does not include expenditures for public libraries.

NOTE: Per capita amounts for 2012-13 are based on population estimates for July 2013. Per capita amounts for 2011-12 are based on the latest population estimates for July 2012 and have been revised from previously published figures. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Census Bureau, Governmental Finances, retrieved January 13, 2016, from http://www.census.gov/govs/local/; and GCT-T1 Population Estimates, retrieved January 13, 2016, from http://www.census.gov/popest/data/national/totals/2014/index.html. (This table was prepared January 2016).