Population of Federal Employees by State 2012 (click here)
These figures were before The Sequester was instituted. It would be difficult to break them down post Sequester because there is no way of knowing an exact number to apply per state in federal employee furloughs. To apply The Sequester generally reduce the number of employees by 10% overall with 5% of that 10% specifically military federal employees.
Once at this website click on the state and follow the link down to find Congressional District. Then multiple the federal employee number by $27.35 per day to realize the loss of disposable income per work day each district will lose because of the Republican government shut down.
Alabama - 107,381
Alaska - 22,561
Arizona - 104,368
Arkansas - 43,780
California - 456,280
Colorado - 99,715
Connecticut - 31,749
Delaware - 14,243
Florida - 286,301
Georgia - 176,838
Hawaii - 49,510
Idaho - 27,146
Illinois - 146,021
Indiana - 71,622
Iowa - 37,042
Kansas - 48,661
Kentucky - 65,887
Louisiana - 55,234
Maine - 27,992
Maryland - 298,320
Massachusetts - 88,053
Michigan - 94, 277
Minnesota - 59,062
Mississippi - 48,617
Missouri - 104,719
Montana - 26,759
Nebraska - 28,782
Nevada - 38,669
New Hampshire - 19,777
New Jersey - 101954
New Mexico - 56,783
New York - 204,520
North Carolina - 133,053
North Dakota - 14,489
Ohio - 148,318
Oklahoma - 92,346
Oregon - 60,997
Pennsylvania - 203250
Rhode Island - 18,004
South Carolina - 71,601
South Dakota - 20,911
Tennessee - 85,379
Texas - 346,598
Utah - 68,776
Vermont - 10,624
Virginia - 108,342
Washington - 134,145
West Virginia - 40,162
Wisconsin - 53,673
Wyoming - 13,626
These figures were before The Sequester was instituted. It would be difficult to break them down post Sequester because there is no way of knowing an exact number to apply per state in federal employee furloughs. To apply The Sequester generally reduce the number of employees by 10% overall with 5% of that 10% specifically military federal employees.
Once at this website click on the state and follow the link down to find Congressional District. Then multiple the federal employee number by $27.35 per day to realize the loss of disposable income per work day each district will lose because of the Republican government shut down.
Alabama - 107,381
Alaska - 22,561
Arizona - 104,368
Arkansas - 43,780
California - 456,280
Colorado - 99,715
Connecticut - 31,749
Delaware - 14,243
Florida - 286,301
Georgia - 176,838
Hawaii - 49,510
Idaho - 27,146
Illinois - 146,021
Indiana - 71,622
Iowa - 37,042
Kansas - 48,661
Kentucky - 65,887
Louisiana - 55,234
Maine - 27,992
Maryland - 298,320
Massachusetts - 88,053
Michigan - 94, 277
Minnesota - 59,062
Mississippi - 48,617
Missouri - 104,719
Montana - 26,759
Nebraska - 28,782
Nevada - 38,669
New Hampshire - 19,777
New Jersey - 101954
New Mexico - 56,783
New York - 204,520
North Carolina - 133,053
North Dakota - 14,489
Ohio - 148,318
Oklahoma - 92,346
Oregon - 60,997
Pennsylvania - 203250
Rhode Island - 18,004
South Carolina - 71,601
South Dakota - 20,911
Tennessee - 85,379
Texas - 346,598
Utah - 68,776
Vermont - 10,624
Virginia - 108,342
Washington - 134,145
West Virginia - 40,162
Wisconsin - 53,673
Wyoming - 13,626
