List of U.S. state budgets

This is a list of U.S. state government budgets as enacted by each state's legislature.

Credit Ratings for state debt from S&P Global as of January 2017:

  AAA

  AA+

  AA

  AA-

  A+

  A

  A-

  BBB+

  BBB

A number of states have a two-year or three year budget (e.g.: Kentucky) while others have a one-year budget (e.g.: Massachusetts). In the table, the fiscal years column lists all of the fiscal years the budget covers and the budget and budget per capita columns show the total for all those years. Note that a fiscal year is named for the calendar year in which it ends, so "2022-23" means two fiscal years: the one ending in calendar year 2022 and the one ending in calendar year 2023.

State	Budget (billions $)^[note 1]	Fiscal years	Reference	Budget per capita (in $)^[note 1]	S&P Credit rating in January 2017^[1]
Alabama	32.1	2019	^[2]	6,577	201 AA
Alaska	8.3	2020	^[3]	11,254	211 AA+
Arizona	43.4	2020	^[4]	6,050	201 AA
Arkansas	31.8	2018	^[5]	10,585	201 AA
California	286.5	2022-23	^[6]	7,300	191 AA-
Colorado	35.5	2019-20	^[7]	6,236	201 AA
Connecticut	21.5	2020	^[8]	6,025	191 AA-
Delaware	4.5	2020	^[9]	4,603	221 AAA
Florida	109.9	2022-23	^[10]	4,277	221 AAA
Georgia	48.7	2020	^[11]	4,634	221 AAA
Hawaii	15.4	2020	^[12]	10,810	211 AA+
Idaho	7.9	2018	^[13]	4,601	211 AA+
Illinois	50.4	2024	^[14]	3,147	141BBB
Indiana	21.0	2020	^[15]	3,147	221 AAA
Iowa	8.9	2020	^[16]^[17]	2,815	221 AAA
Kansas	18.4	2020	^[18]	6,320	191 AA-
Kentucky	36.6	2020	^[19]	8,069	181 A+
Louisiana	35.4	2018	^[20]	7,591	201 AA
Maine	8.0	2020-21	^[21]	5,962	201 AA
Maryland	51.2	2020	^[22]^[23]	8,475	221 AAA
Massachusetts	41.9	2019^[note 2]	^[25]	6,068	211 AA+
Michigan	81.7	2024	^[26]	9,457	191 AA-
Minnesota	23.9	2020	^[27]	4,268	211 AA+
Mississippi	21.1	2020	^[28]	7,059	201 AA
Missouri	30.0	2020	^[29]	4,898	221 AAA
Montana	5.1	2020	^[30]	4,793	201 AA
Nebraska	9.7	2019-20	^[31]	5,024	221 AAA
Nevada	26.3	2017-19	^[32]	8,772	201 AA
New Hampshire	6.0	2019^[note 3]	^[34]	4,398	201 AA
New Jersey	55.4	2020	^[35]	6,224	161 A-
New Mexico	19.1	2020	^[36]	9,101	211 AA+
New York	220	2022	^[37]	9,087	211 AA+
North Carolina	23.9	2018-19^[note 4]	^[39]	2,303	221 AAA
North Dakota	14.7	2019-21	^[40]	19,328	211 AA+
Ohio	161.9	2022-23	^[41]	5,902	211 AA+
Oklahoma	8.1	2020	^[42]	2,062	211 AA+
Oregon	112.8	2021-23	^[43]	18,273	211 AA+
Pennsylvania	38.6	2022	^[44]	2,655	191 AA-
Rhode Island	10.0	2020	^[45]	9,430	201 AA
South Carolina	29.5	2019-20	^[46]	5,810	211 AA+
South Dakota	4.9	2020	^[47]	5,575	221 AAA
Tennessee	38.6	2019-20	^[48]	5,695	221 AAA
Texas	143.2	2021	^[49]	3,759	221 AAA
Utah	29.36	2023-24	^[50]	8,795	221 AAA
Vermont	6.0	2020	^[51]	9,580	211 AA+
Virginia	159.9	2023-24	^[52]	18,412	221 AAA
Washington	122.7	2022-23	^[53]	15,707	211 AA+
West Virginia	13.8	2020	^[54]	7,652	191 AA-
Wisconsin	40.1	2019-20	^[55]	6,901	201 AA
Wyoming	8.9	2019-20	^[56]	15,419	221 AAA

1. Some figures are approximate.
2. The FY 2020 budget for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has not yet been passed.^[24]
3. The FY 2020 budget for the State of New Hampshire passed by the legislature was vetoed by the Governor.^[33]
4. The FY 2020 budget for the State of North Carolina passed by the legislature was vetoed by the Governor.^[38]

See also

• United States federal budget
• List of government budgets by country
• List of U.S. states by credit rating

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Further reading

• Sigritz, Brian (2 April 2019). Summaries of Fiscal Year 2020 Proposed Executive Budgets (PDF). Washington, D.C.: National Association of State Budget Officers. Retrieved 22 June 2019.