Posted: 9:43 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013
By Jamie Dupree
The Pentagon has released figures showing the impact of the plan to furlough over 700,000 civilian defense workers in order to deal with automatic budget cuts set to hit on March 1.
The plan, which would involve one furlough day a week from late April through the end of the fiscal year in September, would save $4.6 billion in the United States and another $265 million overseas, for a total of $4.86 billion.
States hit the hardest by the civilian defense worker furloughs are those that have a number of military facilities ? and are neighbors of Washington, D.C. as well.
Virginia would lose $660 millin in payroll through the furloughs; California is next at $419 million, followed by Maryland at $359 million.? Texas would lose payrolls valued at $290 million.
Here is the full state-by-state list as provided by the Pentagon:
| ?State | ?Total FY2012 Payroll | ?Est. of Furlough Impact | ?Est FY2013 Payroll |
| ?Alabama | ?$2,174,475,440 | -$183,994,076? | ?$1,990,481,364 |
| ?Alaska | ?$395,643,018 | -$33,477,486? | $362,165,532? |
| ?Arizona | ?$654,272,851 | -$55,361,549? | $598,911,302? |
| ?Arkansas | ?$231,472,474 | -$19,586,132? | $211,886,342? |
| ?California | ?$4,960,293,753 | -$419,717,164? | $4,540,576,589? |
| ?Colorado | ?$862,135,217 | -$72,949,903? | $789,185,314? |
| ?Connecticut | ?$184,870,426 | -$15,642,882? | $169,227,544? |
| ?Delaware | ?$99,088,346 | -$8,384,398? | $90,703,947? |
| ?District of Columbia | ?$1,372,453,837 | -$116,130,709? | $1,256,323,128? |
| ?Florida | ?$2,190,390,094 | -$185,340,700? | $2,005,049,394? |
| ?Georgia | ?$2,400,446,142 | -$203,114,674? | $2,197,331,468? |
| ?Hawaii | ?$1,632,436,375 | -$138,129,232? | $1,494,307,143? |
| ?Idaho | ?$86,558,487 | -$7,324,180? | $79,234,307? |
| ?Illinois | ?$1,040,094,515 | -$88,007,997? | $952,086,518? |
| ?Indiana | ?$792,066,373 | -$67,021,001? | $725,045,372? |
| ?Iowa | ?$91,236,256 | -$7,719,991? | $83,516,265? |
| ?Kansas | ?$516,943,902 | -$43,741,407? | $473,202,495? |
| ?Kentucky | $663,377,945? | -$56,131,980? | $607,245,965? |
| ?Louisiana | ?$440,580,854 | -$37,279,918? | $403,300,936? |
| ?Maine | $486,683,721? | -$41,180,930? | $445,502,791? |
| ?Maryland | ?$4,246,163,841 | -$359,290,787? | $3,886,873,054? |
| ?Massachusetts | $531,725,827? | -$44,992,185? | $486,733,642? |
| ?Michigan | ?$818,499,422 | -$69,257,643? | $749,241,779? |
| ?Minnesota | ?$148,795,573 | -$12,590,395? | $136,205,178? |
| ?Mississippi | ?$596,325,787 | -$50,458,336? | $545,867,451? |
| ?Missouri | ?$513,160,674 | -$43,421,288? | $469,739,386? |
| ?Montana | ?$83,051,804 | -$7,027,460? | $76,024,344? |
| ?Nebraska | ?$295,724,739 | -$25,022,863? | $270,701,876? |
| ?Nevada | ?$143,069,768 | -$12,105,903? | $130,963,865? |
| ?New Hampshire | ?$68,829,433 | -$5,824,029? | $63,005,404? |
| ?New Jersey | ?$917,902,411 | -$77,668,666? | $840,233,745? |
| ?New Mexico | ?$516,643,142 | -$43,715,958? | $472,927,184? |
| ?New York | ?$774,644,655 | -$65,546,855? | $709,097,800? |
| ?North Carolina | ?$1,429,023,635 | -$120,917,385? | $1,308,106,251? |
| ?North Dakota | ?$97,200,891 | -$8,224,691? | $88,976,200? |
| ?Ohio | ?$1,957,942,009 | -$165,672,016? | $1,792,269,993? |
| ?Oklahoma | ?$1,527,654,499 | -$129,263,073? | $1,398,391,426? |
| ?Oregon | ?$219,004,894 | -$18,531,183? | $200,473,711? |
| ?Pennsylvania | $1,830,965,501? | -$154,927,850? | $1,676,037,651? |
| ?Rhode Island | $403,042,209? | -$34,103,572? | $368,938,637? |
| ?South Carolina | $706,452,744? | -$59,776,771? | $646,675,973? |
| ?South Dakota | $76,044,098? | -$6,434,501? | $69,609,597? |
| ?Tennessee | $439,259,645? | -$37,168,124? | $402,091,521? |
| ?Texas | $3,437,609,788? | -$290,874,674? | $3,146,735,114? |
| ?Utah | $1,019,534,375? | -$86,268,293? | $933,266,082? |
| ?Vermont | $35,597,711? | -$3,012,114? | $32,585,597? |
| ?Virginia | $7,810,211,096? | -$660,864,016? | $7,149,347,080? |
| ?Washington | $2,068,719,736? | -$175,045,516? | $1,893,674,220? |
| ?West Virginia | $121,182,837? | -$10,253,932? | $110,928,905? |
| ?Wisconsin | $153,615,884? | -$12,998,267? | $140,617,617? |
| ?Wyoming | $64,215,124? | -$5,433,587? | $58,781,537? |
| ?USA TOTAL | $54,327,333,778? | -$4,596,928,243? | $49,730,405,535? |
| ?Overseas | $3,138,144,892? | -$265,535,337? | $2,872,609,555? |
| GRAND TOTAL | $57,465,478,670 | -$4,862,463,580 | $52,603,015,090 |
Source: Civilian Pay File, created by DMDC on 2/8/2013
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