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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	Number of Earmarks (desc)	Average Amount per Earmark
586	Defeated Minnesota, 3rd RPaulsen, Former Rep. Erik	$7,488,000	10	$748,800
587	Retired West Virginia DRockefeller, Former Sen. Jay	$30,819,000	9	$8,457,133
588	Ran for Other Office Colorado, 2nd DPolis, Former Rep. Jared	$10,191,500	9	$1,132,389
589	Resigned Michigan, 10th RMcCotter, Former Rep. Thad	$2,745,000	8	$343,125
590	Resigned Georgia, 9th RDeal, Former Rep. Nathan	$10,638,000	8	$2,406,533
591	Nebraska, 3rd RSmith, Rep. Adrian	$12,879,000	8	$3,714,250
592	North Carolina, 10th RMcHenry, Rep. Patrick	$11,980,500	8	$1,497,563
593	Northern Mariana Islands, At-large DSablan, Delegate Kilili	$1,350,000	7	$192,857
594	Tennessee RBlackburn, Sen. Marsha	$3,446,000	7	$492,286
595	Retired California, 14th DSpeier, Former Rep. Jackie	$3,105,500	7	$847,667
596	Retired Minnesota, 6th RBachmann, Former Rep. Michele	$3,767,600	7	$538,229
597	Resigned Georgia, 6th RPrice, Former Rep. Tom	$2,692,000	7	$384,571
598	Ohio, 4th RJordan, Rep. Jim	$7,961,000	6	$4,653,667
599	Retired Georgia, 7th RLinder, Former Rep. John	$3,248,000	6	$1,449,600
600	Resigned California, 22nd RNunes, Former Rep. Devin	$2,123,100	6	$353,850

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