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* Numbers do not include earmarks requested by the president to better reflect political power. This follows the methodology used by Taxpayers for Common Sense.

Sponsoring member	Sponsored solo	Cost	Co-sponsored	Cost of co-sponsored earmarks (desc)	Total Cost
Retired Michigan, 1st Stupak, Rep. Bart	22	$13,915,900	76	$116,761,350	$130,677,250
Washington, 7th McDermott, Rep. Jim	8	$2,314,000	100	$116,196,450	$118,510,450
Nevada Heller, Sen. Dean	17	$8,839,500	49	$116,040,200	$124,879,700
Iowa, 1st Braley, Rep. Bruce	5	$1,101,500	77	$113,078,930	$114,180,430
Retired New York, 22nd Hinchey, Rep. Maurice	58	$19,810,016	79	$111,640,500	$131,450,516
Ran for Other Office New Hampshire, 2nd Hodes, Rep. Paul	31	$10,658,237	64	$111,494,000	$122,152,237
Retired Arkansas, 4th Ross, Rep. Mike	18	$7,226,064	61	$111,168,850	$118,394,914
Defeated Connecticut, 4th Shays, Rep. Chris	17	$7,392,000	50	$109,701,900	$117,093,900
Alaska, At-large Young, Rep. Don	26	$36,956,125	54	$107,751,100	$144,707,225
New Jersey, 2nd LoBiondo, Rep. Frank	12	$4,228,000	79	$107,523,550	$111,751,550
Retired Kentucky Bunning, Sen. Jim	35	$21,007,200	51	$106,208,375	$127,215,575
Defeated Iowa, 3rd Boswell, Rep. Leonard	20	$8,036,000	77	$105,383,486	$113,419,486
Michigan, 12th Dingell, Rep. John	19	$10,490,000	88	$103,559,886	$114,049,886
Washington, 9th Smith, Rep. Adam	14	$18,593,500	89	$103,292,900	$121,886,400
Connecticut Murphy, Sen. Chris	31	$8,877,500	57	$102,476,597	$111,354,097
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