Earmark Spending in Ohio

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Fiscal Year(s)

Earmark Spending in Ohio

* Earmarks requested by the president are not included in the member and state rankings to better reflect political power. This follows the methodology used by Taxpayers for Common Sense.

Fiscal Year(s) 2008-2010	No	Total Amount
Congressional earmarks	1052	$1,096,491,542
All earmarks	1133*	$1,744,091,301*

Earmark Details	Year	Description (Bill)	Amount (desc)	Sponsors	Locations	Receiving Organization
	2009	Vermillion, OH (Energy and Water)	$0	Rep. Marcy Kaptur (-OH)	Vermillion, Ohio
	2010	Armed Forces Reserve Center (Military Construction)	$0	President (solo) *	Akron, Ohio
	2010	Auglaize River, Ohio (Energy and Water)	$0	President (solo) *	Auglaize River, Ohio
	2010	City of Cincinnati, OH, Remediation of Brownfield, demolition and infrastructure at the Metro West Commerce Park (Transportation-Housing and Urban Development)	$0	Rep. Steve Driehaus (-OH)	Cincinnati, Ohio	City of Cincinnati
	2010	Action for Children, Columbus, OH, Renovation of several early childhood learning centers (Transportation-Housing and Urban Development)	$0	Rep. Mary Jo Kilroy (-OH)	Columbus, Ohio	Action for Children
	2010	Ohio: Columbus - Armed Forces Reserve Center, Increment II (Military Construction)	$0	President (solo) *	Columbus, Ohio
	2010	Special Study--Crawford County, OH (Energy and Water)	$0	President (solo) *	Crawford County, Ohio
	2010	Blanchard River, Findlay, OH (Energy and Water)	$0	President * Rep. Jim Jordan (-OH) Rep. Bob Latta (-OH)	Findlay, Ohio
	2010	Harpersfield Dam, Grand River, OH (Energy and Water)	$0	President (solo) *	Harpersfield Dam, Grand River, Ohio
	2010	City of Independence, OH (Energy and Water)	$0	Rep. Dennis Kucinich (-OH)	Independence, Ohio
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Earmark Spending in Ohio