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BACKGROUND ON THE DEFENSE BUDGET CUTS: 2013-2021
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State | Contract Year | District | Contract Count | $ Amount | Reduction by 9.0% | Reduction by 18.0% |
California | 2012 | 1st - Doug LaMalfa (R) | 279 | $63,472,351 | -$5,712,512 | -$11,425,024 |
California | 2012 | 2nd - Jared Huffman (D) | 338 | $117,148,370 | -$10,543,354 | -$21,086,707 |
California | 2012 | 3rd - John Garamendi (D) | 380 | $141,036,174 | -$12,693,256 | -$25,386,512 |
California | 2012 | 4th - Tom McClintock (R) | 838 | $217,219,253 | -$19,549,734 | -$39,099,467 |
California | 2012 | 5th - Mike Thompson (D) | 444 | $142,759,098 | -$12,848,319 | -$25,696,639 |
California | 2012 | 6th - Doris O. Matsui (D) | 431 | $392,331,962 | -$35,309,878 | -$70,619,756 |
California | 2012 | 7th - Ami Bera (D) | 667 | $3,053,785,072 | -$274,840,667 | -$549,681,335 |
California | 2012 | 8th - Paul Cook (R) | 380 | $61,994,457 | -$5,579,501 | -$11,159,003 |
California | 2012 | 9th - Jerry McNerney (D) | 179 | $74,121,704 | -$6,670,954 | -$13,341,907 |
California | 2012 | 10th - Jeff Denham (R) | 110 | $27,747,827 | -$2,497,305 | -$4,994,609 |
California | 2012 | 11th - George Miller (D) | 538 | $455,022,148 | -$40,951,995 | -$81,903,990 |
California | 2012 | 12th - Nancy Pelosi (D) | 259 | $1,545,126,834 | -$139,061,421 | -$278,122,841 |
California | 2012 | 13th - Barbara Lee (D) | 819 | $247,969,611 | -$22,317,266 | -$44,634,532 |
California | 2012 | 14th - Jackie Speier (D) | 1,274 | $1,037,521,929 | -$93,376,977 | -$186,753,955 |
California | 2012 | 15th - Eric Swalwell (D) | 1,293 | $563,143,551 | -$50,682,922 | -$101,365,843 |
California | 2012 | 16th - Jim Costa (D) | 117 | $51,880,974 | -$4,669,288 | -$9,338,576 |
California | 2012 | 17th - Mike Honda (D) | 2,531 | $4,911,511,224 | -$442,036,028 | -$884,072,055 |
California | 2012 | 18th - Anna G. Eshoo (D) | 927 | $319,973,556 | -$28,797,621 | -$57,595,242 |
California | 2012 | 19th - Zoe Lofgren (D) | 377 | $108,857,724 | -$9,797,196 | -$19,594,391 |
California | 2012 | 20th - Sam Farr (D) | 399 | $159,716,275 | -$14,374,465 | -$28,748,931 |
California | 2012 | 21st - David Valadao (R) | 64 | $49,313,238 | -$4,438,192 | -$8,876,383 |
California | 2012 | 22nd - Devin Nunes (R) | 125 | $33,883,350 | -$3,049,502 | -$6,099,003 |
California | 2012 | 23rd - Kevin McCarthy (R) | 563 | $70,317,588 | -$6,328,583 | -$12,657,166 |
California | 2012 | 24th - Lois Capps (D) | 1,450 | $618,265,912 | -$55,643,934 | -$111,287,869 |
California | 2012 | 25th - Buck McKeon (R) | 2,533 | $1,001,551,967 | -$90,139,681 | -$180,279,361 |
California | 2012 | 26th - Julia Brownley (D) | 2,074 | $436,923,214 | -$39,323,091 | -$78,646,182 |
California | 2012 | 27th - Judy Chu (D) | 414 | $237,008,627 | -$21,330,777 | -$42,661,555 |
California | 2012 | 28th - Adam B. Schiff (D) | 1,219 | $213,382,555 | -$19,204,431 | -$38,408,861 |
California | 2012 | 29th - Tony Cardenas (D) | 1,747 | $160,184,316 | -$14,416,589 | -$28,833,178 |
California | 2012 | 30th - Brad Sherman (D) | 2,863 | $449,302,369 | -$40,437,215 | -$80,874,430 |
California | 2012 | 31st - Gary G. Miller (R) | 673 | $299,470,500 | -$26,952,346 | -$53,904,692 |
California | 2012 | 32nd - Grace F. Napolitano (D) | 1,118 | $297,493,930 | -$26,774,455 | -$53,548,910 |
California | 2012 | 33rd - Henry A. Waxman (D) | 1,751 | $3,380,656,402 | -$304,259,088 | -$608,518,177 |
California | 2012 | 34th - Xavier Becerra (D) | 211 | $341,054,158 | -$30,694,875 | -$61,389,751 |
California | 2012 | 35th - Gloria Negrete McLeod (D) | 921 | $183,317,409 | -$16,498,567 | -$32,997,135 |
California | 2012 | 36th - Raul Ruiz (D) | 153 | $91,728,995 | -$8,255,610 | -$16,511,220 |
California | 2012 | 37th - Karen Bass (D) | 539 | $159,135,042 | -$14,322,154 | -$28,644,309 |
California | 2012 | 38th - Linda Sanchez (D) | 1,064 | $1,017,030,799 | -$91,532,776 | -$183,065,551 |
California | 2012 | 39th - Ed Royce (R) | 1,783 | $359,205,840 | -$32,328,527 | -$64,657,054 |
California | 2012 | 40th - Lucille Roybal-Allard (D) | 554 | $158,505,022 | -$14,265,453 | -$28,530,905 |
California | 2012 | 41st - Mark Takano (D) | 424 | $109,187,642 | -$9,826,888 | -$19,653,776 |
California | 2012 | 42nd - Ken Calvert (R) | 897 | $107,815,100 | -$9,703,359 | -$19,406,719 |
California | 2012 | 43rd - Maxine Waters (D) | 1,803 | $267,354,515 | -$24,061,907 | -$48,123,815 |
California | 2012 | 44th - Janice Hahn (D) | 1,035 | $243,705,907 | -$21,933,533 | -$43,867,065 |
California | 2012 | 45th - John Campbell (R) | 2,787 | $658,756,932 | -$59,288,126 | -$118,576,252 |
California | 2012 | 46th - Loretta Sanchez (D) | 1,632 | $398,481,254 | -$35,863,314 | -$71,726,629 |
California | 2012 | 47th - Alan Lowenthal (D) | 1,186 | $4,024,155,587 | -$362,174,017 | -$724,348,034 |
California | 2012 | 48th - Dana Rohrabacher (R) | 1,275 | $3,004,345,740 | -$270,391,127 | -$540,782,255 |
California | 2012 | 49th - Darrell Issa (R) | 2,093 | $2,134,748,489 | -$192,127,372 | -$384,254,743 |
California | 2012 | 50th - Duncan D. Hunter (R) | 878 | $290,666,559 | -$26,159,991 | -$52,319,983 |
California | 2012 | 51st - Juan Vargas (D) | 1,010 | $1,785,675,918 | -$160,710,839 | -$321,421,678 |
California | 2012 | 52nd - Scott Peters (D) | 3,661 | $5,549,943,468 | -$499,494,932 | -$998,989,864 |
California | 2012 | 53rd - Susan Davis (D) | 1,631 | $477,127,682 | -$42,941,493 | -$85,882,986 | TOTAL | 54,711 | $42,302,036,120 | -$3,807,183,403 | -$7,614,366,806 |
A Note on the Breakdown by Congressional District
Calculated totals of Revenues and number of contracts for Defense contracts for each congressional district are estimates, because the amounts are aggregated by zip code, and a single zip code may include portions of two or more congressional districts.
To obtain these estimated total revenues for any given congressional district, the following algorithm was used:
1. | If the zip code was located only in a single district, the amounts (number of contracts, dollar amount) for that zip code were assigned in full to that district. | |
2. | If a zip code was located across multiple districts, the amounts (number of contracts, dollar amount) were divided by the number of districts shown in the listing, and assigned to each of those districts. Rounding errors were adjusted in the final district of the sequence, so that the total amounts remain the same overall. Whole dollars (no cents) were used in each such distribution. |
Data sources and more data available at www.governmentcontractswon.com, compiled from public data at www.fpds.gov
Created by the Center for Security Policy
Defense Breakdown Economic Impact Report Generator (v.2.8.0-CL) November 6, 2013 16:39:25 www.forthecommondefense.org