California, less of a doner state?

Says Wiki, as of 2011


In 2005 California was contributing 25%, less now. Florida now is most at risk from federal budget cuts, a net receiver by 50%. The reason is likely because of less federal flow, and more California taxes. So California taxes stay in state. Texas is a net receiver, by a little.  But Florida is the fourth largest by economy, I think. New York, a net doner. Minnesota, as usual, is the most generous state.

 Texas and California disconnecting, Florida more connected. As the federal budget moves toward balance, each states needs more reserves to stand on its own. Florida mainly is a recepient of social security. We are a nation held together by entitlement spending.

Here is the list:

Rank	State	Dollars (millions)			Ratio to GSP[4]
		Revenue[5]	Spending[6]	Net	Revenue	Spending	Net
1	Minnesota	78,685	27,594	51,091	26.7%	9.4%	17.3%
2	Delaware	21,835	10,915	10,921	33.1%	16.5%	16.6%
3	Nebraska	19,795	11,304	8,491	19.9%	11.4%	8.5%
4	Illinois	124,431	69,535	54,897	17.9%	10.0%	7.9%
5	Ohio	111,094	70,881	40,213	21.8%	13.9%	7.9%
6	Indiana	51,239	34,060	17,179	17.2%	11.4%	5.8%
7	Massachusetts	79,827	57,839	21,988	19.8%	14.3%	5.4%
8	Arkansas	25,300	19,639	5,661	23.1%	17.9%	5.2%
9	Wisconsin	41,498	28,406	13,092	15.9%	10.9%	5.0%
10	Kansas	21,905	15,542	6,362	15.8%	11.2%	4.6%
11	New York	201,168	151,719	49,449	16.7%	12.6%	4.1%
12	Connecticut	47,263	39,266	7,997	20.6%	17.1%	3.5%
13	New Jersey	111,377	94,236	17,142	21.9%	18.6%	3.4%
14	Colorado	41,253	33,515	7,738	15.1%	12.2%	2.8%
15	Pennsylvania	108,962	95,340	13,622	18.1%	15.9%	2.3%
16	Rhode Island	10,992	9,998	994	21.6%	19.6%	2.0%
17	Oklahoma	27,087	23,987	3,100	16.8%	14.9%	1.9%
18	Utah	15,642	13,143	2,499	12.0%	10.1%	1.9%
19	California	292,564	258,919	33,645	14.6%	12.9%	1.7%
20	Wyoming	3,828	3,474	354	10.0%	9.0%	0.9%
21	Missouri	48,413	48,059	354	18.7%	18.6%	0.1%
22	Washington	52,444	53,058	-614	14.0%	14.1%	-0.2%
23	Michigan	59,210	60,483	-1,273	14.8%	15.1%	-0.3%
24	Tennessee	47,010	47,924	-914	17.0%	17.3%	-0.3%
25	Georgia	65,498	68,297	-2,799	15.1%	15.8%	-0.6%
26	New Hampshire	8,808	9,403	-595	13.6%	14.5%	-0.9%
27	Iowa	18,754	20,511	-1,758	12.3%	13.5%	-1.2%
28	Nevada	13,727	15,794	-2,067	10.3%	11.8%	-1.5%
29	South Dakota	5,136	5,951	-815	12.1%	14.0%	-1.9%
30	Oregon	22,717	26,835	-4,118	11.4%	13.5%	-2.1%
	District of Columbia	20,748	23,701	-2,954	18.9%	21.6%	-2.7%
31	Alaska	4,899	6,954	-2,055	9.4%	13.4%	-4.0%
32	Texas	219,460	277,457	-57,997	15.7%	19.9%	-4.2%
33	North Carolina	61,600	81,971	-20,371	13.5%	18.0%	-4.5%
34	Idaho	7,622	10,397	-2,775	13.1%	17.9%	-4.8%
35	Maryland	48,107	63,638	-15,531	15.1%	20.0%	-4.9%
36	Kentucky	25,086	33,586	-8,500	14.5%	19.4%	-4.9%
37	North Dakota	5,665	7,993	-2,328	12.3%	17.4%	-5.1%
38	Vermont	3,525	4,958	-1,433	12.9%	18.2%	-5.2%
39	Montana	4,384	6,730	-2,346	10.8%	16.6%	-5.8%
40	Arizona	34,850	50,992	-16,142	13.1%	19.1%	-6.0%
41	Maine	6,229	11,044	-4,815	11.6%	20.6%	-9.0%
42	Virginia	64,297	112,114	-47,816	14.4%	25.1%	-10.7%
43	West Virginia	6,499	14,443	-7,945	9.4%	20.8%	-11.5%
44	Alabama	20,883	45,489	-24,606	11.4%	24.8%	-13.4%
45	New Mexico	7,866	21,585	-13,719	9.8%	26.8%	-17.0%
46	Hawaii	6,512	20,169	-13,658	9.0%	27.8%	-18.9%
47	Mississippi	10,459	32,113	-21,655	10.3%	31.6%	-21.3%
48	South Carolina	18,557	74,098	-55,541	10.5%	42.0%	-31.5%
49	Louisiana	34,811	116,008	-81,197	14.3%	47.7%	-33.4%
50	Florida	122,250	528,376	-406,126	15.7%	68.0%	-52.3%
	TOTAL	2,511,771	2,969,443	-457,672	16.1%	19.1%	-2.9%