The Bush 2003 Tax Cut Plan, State-by-State
		Average	Average	% of couples	Rankings
	Median tax cut	Tax cut      for state’s top 1%	tax cut for state’s lowest 20%	& singles with zero           tax cut	Median tax cut	Tax cut      for top 1%	% with zero tax cut
US Averages	$ –289	$ –30,127	$ –6	31%
Alabama	–182	–17,955	–2	39%	48	33	5
Alaska	–410	–17,581	–16	23%	2	35	49
Arizona	–241	–19,133	–9	31%	33	30	19
Arkansas	–224	–21,103	–1	40%	44	23	4
California	–291	–29,812	–13	28%	20	12	32
Colorado	–303	–24,409	–13	26%	19	18	40
Connecticut	–409	–57,056	–34	22%	3	1	50
Delaware	–222	–32,975	–7	28%	45	10	32
District of Columbia	–238	–53,302	–7	27%	35	2	37
Florida	–232	–34,381	–7	33%	41	7	14
Georgia	–237	–23,272	–2	33%	36	20	14
Hawaii	–321	–13,986	–6	30%	16	45	24
Idaho	–237	–16,033	–4	35%	37	39	10
Illinois	–323	–33,574	–8	29%	14	9	29
Indiana	–331	–19,730	–8	29%	13	28	29
Iowa	–286	–15,004	–3	31%	22	44	19
Kansas	–351	–20,960	–2	30%	8	24	24
Kentucky	–232	–16,812	–1	38%	40	36	6
Louisiana	–178	–16,412	–1	42%	50	38	2
Maine	–252	–13,046	–5	31%	28	48	19
Maryland	–322	–26,169	–18	24%	15	16	45
Massachusetts	–336	–40,374	–7	25%	11	4	44
Michigan	–316	–24,395	–8	29%	17	19	29
Minnesota	–356	–19,252	–13	24%	6	29	45
Mississippi	–128	–13,448	–3	44%	51	47	1
Missouri	–245	–22,965	–3	31%	31	21	19
Montana	–224	–12,285	–2	36%	43	49	8
Nebraska	–241	–15,791	–10	26%	34	41	40
Nevada	–233	–37,335	–27	24%	39	6	45
New Hampshire	–420	–29,218	–27	19%	1	13	51
New Jersey	–393	–32,955	–23	26%	4	11	40
New Mexico	–284	–13,794	–1	35%	23	46	10
New York	–251	–41,574	–3	34%	29	3	13
North Carolina	–249	–18,747	–3	32%	30	32	16
North Dakota	–242	–11,467	–5	32%	32	50	16
Ohio	–278	–17,855	–7	28%	24	34	32
Oklahoma	–234	–15,433	–2	38%	38	42	6
Oregon	–309	–16,697	–6	30%	18	37	24
Pennsylvania	–274	–25,652	–8	30%	26	17	24
Rhode Island	–205	–18,993	–2	31%	46	31	19
South Carolina	–178	–15,848	–1	36%	49	40	8
South Dakota	–263	–20,446	–5	30%	27	27	24
Tennessee	–225	–20,647	–1	35%	42	26	10
Texas	–274	–28,393	–6	32%	25	14	16
Utah	–356	–21,350	–8	28%	7	22	32
Vermont	–345	–15,186	–17	24%	9	43	45
Virginia	–287	–28,076	–7	27%	21	15	37
Washington	–356	–39,607	–11	26%	5	5	40
West Virginia	–192	–11,088	–2	42%	47	51	2
Wisconsin	–342	–20,864	–11	27%	10	25	37
Wyoming	–336	–33,851	–13	28%	12	8	32