22 states projecting shortfalls
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States with projected budget shortfalls based on information compiled by Associated Press reporters across the country, and the size of the estimated deficit:
• Alabama (FY2016), $290 million.
• Alaska (FY2016), $3.2 billion.
• Arizona (FY2016), $1 billion.
• Connecticut (FY2016) $1.2 billion.
• Delaware (FY2016), $67 million.
• Hawaii (FY2016), $193 million.
• Illinois (FY2016), $6 billion.
• Kansas (FY2016), $800 million.
• Louisiana (FY2016), $1.6 billion.
• Maine (FY2016 and FY2017), $460 million combined.
• Maryland (FY2016), $750 million.
• Massachusetts (FY2016), $1.8 billion.
• Michigan (FY2015 and FY2016), $450 million combined.
• Nevada (FY2016 and FY2017), $500 million combined.
• Oklahoma (FY2016), $611 million.
• Pennsylvania (FY2016), $2 billion.
• Rhode Island (FY2016), $190.4 million.
• Vermont (FY2016), $113 million.
• Virginia (FY2015 and FY2016), $2.4 billion combined.
• Washington (FY2016 and FY2017), $2 billion combined.
• West Virginia (FY2016), $195 million.
• Wisconsin (FY2016 and FY2017), $650 million combined.