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: 2013-14 and 2014-15

[Amounts in current dollars]
State	Direct general expenditures, 2013-14			Direct general expenditures, 2014-15
	Total amount per capita1	For education		Total amount per capita1	For education
					All education		Elementary and secondary education		Colleges and universities		Other education2
		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	$8,507	$2,842	33.4	$8,841	$2,919	33.0	$1,903	21.5	$853	9.7	$163	1.8
Alabama	7,549	2,716	36.0	7,633	2,748	36.0	1,548	20.3	1,003	13.1	197	2.6
Alaska	19,610	4,854	24.8	19,958	4,966	24.9	3,597	18.0	1,173	5.9	197	1.0
Arizona	6,469	2,249	34.8	6,615	2,259	34.1	1,137	17.2	804	12.2	318	4.8
Arkansas	7,509	2,744	36.5	7,857	2,752	35.0	1,687	21.5	861	11.0	204	2.6
California	9,595	2,808	29.3	10,504	2,966	28.2	1,854	17.6	953	9.1	158	1.5
Colorado	8,147	2,726	33.5	8,682	2,790	32.1	1,669	19.2	986	11.4	135	1.6
Connecticut	9,998	3,493	34.9	10,430	3,640	34.9	2,563	24.6	869	8.3	208	2.0
Delaware	10,219	3,794	37.1	10,254	3,828	37.3	1,994	19.4	1,359	13.3	476	4.6
District of Columbia	17,839	3,904	21.9	18,469	4,106	22.2	3,785	20.5	321	1.7	—	—
Florida	6,933	1,963	28.3	7,052	1,989	28.2	1,315	18.7	508	7.2	165	2.3
Georgia	6,522	2,525	38.7	6,637	2,564	38.6	1,789	27.0	574	8.6	201	3.0
Hawaii	9,650	2,390	24.8	9,482	2,266	23.9	1,396	14.7	759	8.0	112	1.2
Idaho	6,374	1,928	30.3	6,420	1,932	30.1	1,199	18.7	634	9.9	98	1.5
Illinois	8,455	2,892	34.2	8,914	2,951	33.1	2,047	23.0	752	8.4	152	1.7
Indiana	7,303	2,514	34.4	7,434	2,541	34.2	1,477	19.9	887	11.9	177	2.4
Iowa	9,292	3,359	36.2	9,685	3,474	35.9	2,053	21.2	1,265	13.1	156	1.6
Kansas	8,256	3,027	36.7	8,433	3,160	37.5	1,950	23.1	1,119	13.3	91	1.1
Kentucky	7,633	2,618	34.3	8,431	2,701	32.0	1,562	18.5	902	10.7	237	2.8
Louisiana	8,860	2,633	29.7	8,692	2,705	31.1	1,726	19.9	668	7.7	310	3.6
Maine	8,697	2,515	28.9	8,361	2,563	30.7	1,816	21.7	594	7.1	153	1.8
Maryland	9,252	3,249	35.1	9,603	3,253	33.9	2,124	22.1	991	10.3	138	1.4
Massachusetts	10,009	3,187	31.8	10,567	3,219	30.5	2,288	21.7	765	7.2	166	1.6
Michigan	7,683	2,881	37.5	8,060	2,912	36.1	1,687	20.9	1,107	13.7	118	1.5
Minnesota	9,337	3,028	32.4	9,612	3,105	32.3	2,088	21.7	856	8.9	161	1.7
Mississippi	8,088	2,544	31.4	8,454	2,658	31.4	1,531	18.1	953	11.3	174	2.1
Missouri	7,060	2,412	34.2	7,211	2,478	34.4	1,671	23.2	668	9.3	138	1.9
Montana	8,355	2,684	32.1	8,490	2,732	32.2	1,720	20.3	838	9.9	174	2.0
Nebraska	8,341	3,325	39.9	8,782	3,513	40.0	2,206	25.1	1,144	13.0	163	1.9
Nevada	6,532	1,959	30.0	6,992	2,042	29.2	1,391	19.9	512	7.3	140	2.0
New Hampshire	7,587	2,848	37.5	7,860	2,955	37.6	2,146	27.3	678	8.6	131	1.7
New Jersey	9,829	3,806	38.7	10,085	3,884	38.5	2,943	29.2	716	7.1	225	2.2
New Mexico	8,980	3,020	33.6	10,074	3,236	32.1	1,811	18.0	1,234	12.3	191	1.9
New York	12,578	3,876	30.8	12,985	4,015	30.9	3,216	24.8	688	5.3	111	0.9
North Carolina	7,260	2,365	32.6	7,428	2,470	33.3	1,338	18.0	962	13.0	169	2.3
North Dakota	11,125	3,573	32.1	12,007	3,896	32.4	2,284	19.0	1,462	12.2	150	1.3
Ohio	8,266	2,842	34.4	8,209	2,906	35.4	1,935	23.6	814	9.9	156	1.9
Oklahoma	7,372	2,611	35.4	7,340	2,598	35.4	1,522	20.7	922	12.6	154	2.1
Oregon	8,845	2,774	31.4	9,371	2,855	30.5	1,656	17.7	1,069	11.4	130	1.4
Pennsylvania	8,685	2,966	34.1	8,863	3,042	34.3	2,123	24.0	748	8.4	171	1.9
Rhode Island	9,207	3,062	33.3	9,547	3,102	32.5	2,218	23.2	613	6.4	271	2.8
South Carolina	7,675	2,731	35.6	7,984	2,809	35.2	1,708	21.4	830	10.4	272	3.4
South Dakota	7,501	2,490	33.2	7,670	2,628	34.3	1,661	21.7	815	10.6	152	2.0
Tennessee	6,615	2,149	32.5	6,675	2,149	32.2	1,399	21.0	595	8.9	155	2.3
Texas	7,291	2,848	39.1	7,516	2,931	39.0	1,830	24.3	1,015	13.5	87	1.2
Utah	7,147	2,849	39.9	7,322	2,913	39.8	1,483	20.3	1,290	17.6	139	1.9
Vermont	10,766	4,013	37.3	11,094	4,078	36.8	2,556	23.0	1,219	11.0	303	2.7
Virginia	8,069	2,937	36.4	8,227	2,998	36.4	1,952	23.7	931	11.3	115	1.4
Washington	8,791	2,929	33.3	9,296	3,034	32.6	1,856	20.0	919	9.9	259	2.8
West Virginia	7,985	2,935	36.8	8,252	2,863	34.7	1,712	20.7	903	10.9	248	3.0
Wisconsin	8,610	3,040	35.3	8,878	3,077	34.7	1,892	21.3	1,045	11.8	139	1.6
Wyoming	13,325	4,490	33.7	14,320	4,906	34.3	3,282	22.9	1,354	9.5	271	1.9

—Not available.

1 Includes state and local government expenditures for education and public libraries, social services and income maintenance, transportation, public safety, environment and housing, governmental administration, interest on general debt, and other direct 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 2014-15 are based on population estimates for July 2015. Per capita amounts for 2013-14 are based on the latest population estimates for July 2014 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 15, 2018, from https://www.census.gov/govs/local/; and GCT-T1 Population Estimates, retrieved February 13, 2018, from https://www.census.gov/data/tables/2017/demo/popest/state-total.html. (This table was prepared February 2018).