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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.

Ranking	Sponsoring Member	Total Amount Sponsored (desc)	Number of Earmarks	Average Amount per Earmark
556	Pennsylvania, 15th RThompson, Rep. G.T.	$11,936,000	23	$518,957
557	New York, 7th DVelázquez, Rep. Nydia	$11,425,142	45	$766,872
558	Retired Wisconsin, 3rd DKind, Former Rep. Ron	$11,416,000	16	$713,500
559	Defeated Florida, 24th DKosmas, Former Rep. Suzanne	$11,367,000	18	$631,500
560	Retired Pennsylvania, 16th RPitts, Former Rep. Joe	$10,976,000	1	$10,976,000
561	Defeated Ohio, 1st DDriehaus, Former Rep. Steve	$10,937,300	13	$841,331
562	New Mexico DLuján, Sen. Ben Ray	$10,661,000	21	$507,667
563	Resigned Georgia, 9th RDeal, Former Rep. Nathan	$10,638,000	8	$2,406,533
564	Retired Texas, 22nd ROlson, Former Rep. Pete	$10,403,000	10	$1,040,300
565	Ran for Other Office Colorado, 2nd DPolis, Former Rep. Jared	$10,191,500	9	$1,132,389
566	Resigned Ohio, 11th DFudge, Former Rep. Marcia	$10,000,000	16	$625,000
567	Ran for Other Office U.S. Virgin Islands, 1st DChristensen, Former Delegate Donna	$9,746,750	21	$1,376,991
568	Defeated Virginia, 5th DPerriello, Former Rep. Tom	$9,672,000	25	$386,880
569	Resigned Minnesota DFranken, Former Sen. Al	$8,600,000	19	$452,632
570	Died in Office Ohio, 5th RGillmor, Former Rep. Paul	$8,151,620	13	$627,048

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