Even after “Recovery Summer,” 49 out of 50 States Have Lost Jobs since Democrats’ February 2009 Stimulus

State	Administration Projection of Change in Jobs Through December 2010	Actual Change in Jobs Through August 2010
Alabama	+52,000	-47,300
Alaska	+8,000	-3,900
Arizona	+70,000	-90,500
Arkansas	+31,000	-17,300
California	+396,000	-573,000
Colorado	+59,000	-95,200
Connecticut	+41,000	-39,500
Delaware	+11,000	-6,000
District of Columbia	+12,000	+1,800
Florida	+206,000	-156,800
Georgia	+106,000	-132,900
Hawaii	+15,000	-14,100
Idaho	+17,000	-18,500
Illinois	+148,000	-177,000
Indiana	+75,000	-34,100
Iowa	+37,000	-27,100
Kansas	+33,000	-31,200
Kentucky	+48,000	-17,700
Louisiana	+50,000	-20,000
Maine	+15,000	-13,000
Maryland	+66,000	-21,300
Massachusetts	+79,000	-17,100
Michigan	+109,000	-115,800
Minnesota	+66,000	-34,800
Mississippi	+30,000	-30,800
Missouri	+69,000	-52,800
Montana	+11,000	-7,500
Nebraska	+23,000	-8,200
Nevada	+34,000	-69,700
New Hampshire	+16,000	-3,300
New Jersey	+100,000	-89,500
New Mexico	+22,000	-25,900
New York	+215,000	-125,200
North Carolina	+105,000	-71,100
North Dakota	+8,000	+5,500
Ohio	+133,000	-149,200
Oklahoma	+40,000	-22,900
Oregon	+44,000	-47,200
Pennsylvania	+143,000	-97,600
Rhode Island	+12,000	-14,600
South Carolina	+50,000	-22,500
South Dakota	+10,000	-1,300
Tennessee	+70,000	-66,900
Texas	+269,000	-99,100
Utah	+32,000	-11,300
Vermont	+8,000	-7,400
Virginia	+93,000	-40,600
Washington	+75,000	-80,300
West Virginia	+20,000	-10,900
Wisconsin	+70,000	-77,700
Wyoming	+8,000	-9,900

Source: Administration February 13, 2009 projection and actual U.S. Department of Labor data.

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