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Earmark Spending Ranked by Sponsoring Member

* 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.

Earmark details	Ranking	Sponsoring Member (asc)	Total Amount Sponsored	Number of Earmarks	Average Amount per Earmark
	1	Resigned Hawaii, 1st Abercrombie, Rep. Neil	$326,674,100	113	$8,525,406
	2	Retired New York, 5th Ackerman, Rep. Gary	$38,196,450	33	$3,409,426
	3	Alabama, 4th Aderholt, Rep. Robert	$224,585,220	168	$3,959,256
	4	Defeated New Jersey, 3rd Adler, Rep. John	$34,979,000	16	$2,186,188
	5	Retired Hawaii Akaka, Sen. Daniel	$535,846,662	216	$7,559,583
	6	Ran for Other Office Missouri, 2nd Akin, Rep. Todd	$99,243,000	42	$6,818,444
	7	Tennessee Alexander, Sen. Lamar	$324,556,000	158	$6,140,526
	8	Louisiana, 5th Alexander, Rep. Rodney	$278,467,163	151	$5,233,506
	9	Retired Colorado Allard, Sen. Wayne	$181,370,900	140	$2,598,222
	10	Ran for Other Office Maine, 1st Allen, Rep. Tom	$93,894,500	66	$2,833,463
	11	Defeated Pennsylvania, 4th Altmire, Rep. Jason	$52,046,135	75	$2,062,505
	12	New Jersey, 1st Andrews, Rep. Rob	$55,082,550	36	$4,629,000
	13	Defeated New York, 24th Arcuri, Rep. Mike	$77,188,264	82	$2,825,597
	14	Defeated California, 43rd Baca, Rep. Joe	$41,510,394	53	$2,340,417
	15	Minnesota, 6th Bachmann, Rep. Michele	$3,767,600	7	$538,229
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Earmark Spending Ranked by Sponsoring Member