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A recent report from the Rockefeller Institute of Government provides answers. According to the report, 13 states send more money to the federal government than they receive.

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The five most federally dependent states Here are the five most federally dependent states, in order: Alaska More than half of Alaska’s revenue comes from the federal government. One reason is ...