Table 31.

Direct general expenditures of state and local governments for all functions and for education, by level of education and state: 2006-07 and 2007-08

[In millions of current dollars]
State	Direct general expenditures,1  2006-07		Direct general expenditures,1  2007-08
			Total		For education
					Total for education		Elementary and secondary education				Colleges and universities
	Total	For education					Total for elementary and secondary		Current expenditure	Capital outlay	Total for colleges and universities		Current expenditure	Capital outlay	Other education2
1	2	3	4		5		6		7	8	9		10	11	12
United States	$2,258,229	$774,373	$2,400,204	(2,640.2)	$826,063	(247.8)	$565,631	(226.3)	$495,349	$70,283	$223,294	(22.3)	$196,341	$26,953	$37,138
Alabama	30,987	12,031	32,627	(205.6)	13,021	(15.6)	7,737	(14.7)	6,923	814	4,634	(#)	3,970	663	651
Alaska	10,340	2,604	11,523	(32.3)	3,010	(25.6)	2,236	(25.5)	1,930	307	689	(#)	577	113	85
Arizona	39,288	12,972	43,224	(121.0)	14,041	(1.4)	9,184	(0.9)	7,614	1,569	4,250	(#)	3,680	569	607
Arkansas	17,053	6,777	17,890	(109.1)	6,986	(#)	4,457	(#)	3,993	463	2,164	(#)	1,922	242	366
California	314,791	98,462	335,283	(1,911.1)	103,871	(10.4)	70,687	(7.1)	61,321	9,366	29,521	(#)	25,341	4,181	3,662
Colorado	33,547	11,544	35,591	(420.0)	12,603	(#)	8,445	(#)	7,287	1,158	3,810	(#)	3,308	502	347
Connecticut	28,390	10,674	30,415	(103.4)	11,126	(55.6)	8,179	(55.6)	7,408	771	2,295	(#)	1,899	396	652
Delaware	7,750	2,710	8,075	(18.6)	2,878	(#)	1,719	(#)	1,478	241	965	(#)	836	129	194
District of Columbia	8,480	1,546	10,677	(#)	2,227	(#)	2,098	(#)	1,633	465	129	(#)	125	4	0
Florida	130,630	39,515	138,485	(692.4)	41,310	(4.1)	30,484	(6.1)	24,499	5,985	8,429	(#)	7,366	1,063	2,397
Georgia	63,714	23,258	65,290	(163.2)	25,651	(#)	18,616	(#)	15,912	2,704	5,503	(#)	4,682	821	1,532
Hawaii	10,995	3,240	11,704	(1.2)	3,394	(#)	2,249	(#)	2,064	185	1,089	(#)	1,089	0	56
Idaho	8,990	2,970	9,697	(22.3)	3,169	(#)	1,928	(#)	1,835	93	1,091	(#)	885	206	150
Illinois	91,124	30,630	96,219	(490.7)	32,736	(#)	22,986	(#)	20,427	2,559	8,286	(#)	7,588	698	1,465
Indiana	42,132	15,465	44,442	(253.3)	15,419	(#)	9,684	(#)	8,742	942	4,889	(#)	4,411	479	845
Iowa	21,634	8,099	23,031	(62.2)	8,690	(#)	5,191	(#)	4,519	672	3,090	(#)	2,795	295	408
Kansas	19,377	7,069	20,893	(110.7)	7,506	(#)	4,758	(#)	4,330	428	2,525	(#)	2,307	218	223
Kentucky	27,108	9,693	29,471	(67.8)	10,633	(#)	6,331	(#)	5,566	765	3,428	(#)	2,924	505	873
Louisiana	34,646	10,109	41,362	(124.1)	11,810	(#)	7,510	(#)	6,732	779	3,394	(#)	3,120	274	906
Maine	10,045	3,091	10,309	(24.7)	3,189	(6.7)	2,278	(6.8)	2,163	114	761	(#)	683	78	150
Maryland	42,760	15,655	45,740	(100.6)	17,202	(#)	11,675	(#)	10,329	1,346	4,821	(#)	4,344	477	706
Massachusetts	54,421	16,797	56,606	(84.9)	17,306	(26.0)	12,490	(26.2)	11,826	664	3,776	(#)	3,358	418	1,040
Michigan	69,937	28,208	72,284	(412.0)	28,311	(#)	17,985	(#)	16,670	1,315	9,453	(#)	8,400	1,053	873
Minnesota	40,932	13,882	44,064	(260.0)	14,802	(#)	9,714	(#)	8,578	1,137	4,147	(#)	3,671	476	942
Mississippi	22,161	6,717	22,454	(132.5)	7,155	(#)	4,293	(#)	3,916	377	2,536	(#)	2,259	277	326
Missouri	36,645	12,794	39,260	(251.3)	13,939	(#)	9,537	(#)	8,466	1,071	3,780	(#)	3,344	437	622
Montana	6,648	2,333	7,258	(15.2)	2,523	(#)	1,535	(#)	1,394	142	836	(#)	718	118	151
Nebraska	12,508	4,717	13,715	(382.7)	5,090	(#)	3,209	(#)	2,765	444	1,661	(#)	1,436	225	220
Nevada	17,225	5,679	18,232	(175.0)	6,227	(#)	4,633	(#)	3,575	1,058	1,424	(#)	1,174	250	170
New Hampshire	8,469	3,261	8,927	(32.1)	3,419	(#)	2,494	(#)	2,330	164	817	(#)	731	86	109
New Jersey	74,972	29,611	78,875	(173.5)	30,503	(#)	24,040	(2.4)	21,482	2,558	5,265	(#)	4,802	462	1,199
New Mexico	16,215	5,552	17,273	(62.2)	5,912	(#)	3,557	(#)	2,988	570	1,996	(#)	1,837	159	358
New York	204,016	60,844	212,375	(743.3)	64,743	(19.4)	51,185	(#)	46,384	4,801	11,560	(22.0)	10,213	1,347	1,997
North Carolina	59,236	21,572	63,365	(177.4)	22,785	(43.3)	13,468	(43.1)	11,711	1,757	8,586	(6.9)	7,853	733	731
North Dakota	4,737	1,744	5,119	(16.4)	1,845	(#)	1,021	(#)	933	89	763	(#)	687	77	60
Ohio	84,715	29,965	86,440	(458.1)	30,882	(#)	21,136	(#)	18,567	2,569	7,811	(#)	7,000	811	1,935
Oklahoma	22,698	8,676	24,005	(57.6)	9,145	(#)	5,584	(#)	5,125	459	3,117	(#)	2,682	435	443
Oregon	26,335	8,653	28,142	(109.8)	9,674	(#)	6,113	(#)	5,491	622	3,269	(#)	2,902	367	292
Pennsylvania	91,525	31,552	94,697	(217.8)	33,107	(#)	23,698	(#)	21,146	2,552	7,561	(#)	6,660	901	1,848
Rhode Island	8,537	2,797	8,965	(30.5)	2,936	(18.5)	2,165	(18.4)	2,090	76	584	(#)	573	11	186
South Carolina	31,134	11,395	33,653	(104.3)	12,253	(#)	7,920	(#)	6,738	1,182	3,299	(#)	2,836	463	1,033
South Dakota	4,958	1,613	5,223	(62.7)	1,753	(#)	1,130	(#)	1,015	115	519	(#)	461	58	104
Tennessee	35,993	11,430	37,817	(151.3)	12,376	(78.0)	8,356	(77.7)	7,572	784	3,148	(#)	2,905	243	872
Texas	147,303	59,001	163,012	(407.5)	65,970	(#)	45,440	(#)	37,306	8,134	18,764	(#)	16,242	2,522	1,766
Utah	16,762	6,374	18,716	(59.9)	7,471	(#)	4,236	(#)	3,306	930	2,953	(#)	2,715	238	282
Vermont	5,272	2,154	5,436	(8.2)	2,215	(#)	1,383	(#)	1,299	84	695	(#)	633	62	136
Virginia	53,132	20,966	57,091	(239.8)	22,693	(174.7)	15,229	(175.1)	13,373	1,855	6,641	(#)	5,317	1,323	823
Washington	49,624	16,537	53,590	(182.2)	18,042	(#)	11,237	(#)	9,440	1,797	5,567	(#)	4,872	695	1,238
West Virginia	11,806	4,543	12,420	(44.7)	4,684	(#)	2,814	(#)	2,564	250	1,398	(#)	1,214	185	472
Wisconsin	40,489	14,879	42,440	(144.3)	15,592	(#)	10,091	(#)	9,400	691	4,967	(#)	4,476	491	534
Wyoming	6,042	2,010	6,802	(38.1)	2,240	(#)	1,507	(#)	1,197	310	637	(#)	519	117	96

#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 private 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. In 2006-07, a census of state and local governments was conducted; therefore, standard errors are not applicable. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Census Bureau, Governmental Finances. Retrieved August 4, 2010, from http://www.census.gov/govs/estimate/. (This table was prepared August 2010.)