Debt Bombs: Here Are The States With The Most Debt

2019 09 27 09 37 03Idaho is the 5th least indebted state. 

Also notice the thing about the rankings: the most indebted states are run by Democrats. 

Yes, Socialists truly do run out of other people’s money at some point. 

Truth in Accounting ranks the states below according to their Taxpayer Burden or Surplus, which at the end of the day, it’s what the taxpayer is on the hook for.

Here are the rankings (from less indebted to most indebted): 

  1. Alaska, $74,200 per taxpayer
  2. North Dakota, $30,700
  3. Wyoming, $20,800
  4. Utah, $5,300
  5. Idaho, $2,900
  6. Tennessee, $2,800
  7. South Dakota, $2,800
  8. Nebraska, $2,000
  9. Oregon, $1,600
  10. Iowa, $700
  11. Minnesota, -$200
  12. Virginia, -$1,200
  13. Oklahoma, -$1,200
  14. North Carolina, -$1,300
  15. Indiana, -$1,700
  16. Florida, -$1,800
  17. Montana, -$2,100
  18. Arkansas, -$2,300
  19. Arizona, -$2,500
  20. Nevada, -$3,100
  21. Wisconsin, -$3,200
  22. Georgia, -$3,500
  23. Missouri, -$4,300
  24. New Hampshire, -$5,000
  25. Ohio, -$6,600
  26. Kansas, -$7,000
  27. Colorado, -$7,200
  28. Washington, -$7,400
  29. Maine, -$7,400
  30. West Virginia, -$8,300
  31. Mississippi, -$10,000
  32. Alabama, -$12,000
  33. Texas, -$12,100
  34. New Mexico, -$13,300
  35. Rhode Island, -$13,900
  36. South Carolina, -$14,500
  37. Maryland, -$15,500
  38. Michigan, -$17,000
  39. Pennsylvania, -$17,100
  40. Louisiana, -$17,700
  41. Vermont, -$19,000
  42. New York, -$20,500
  43. California, -$21,800
  44. Kentucky, -$25,700
  45. Delaware, -$27,100
  46. Hawaii, -$31,200
  47. Massachusetts, -$31,200
  48. Connecticut, -$51,800
  49. Illinois, -$52,600
  50. New Jersey, -$65,100

Via Truth in Accounting.