Latest Publications From National Priorities Project

Federal Money on the Rise in Florida, Nevada

The second publication in NPP's federal aid to the states series looks at the role of federal money in Florida and Nevada. Both states saw the percentage of federal money in their budgets increase between 2009 and 2010. In addition, state residents saw an increase in direct federal assistance dollars.

An Economy That’s Built to Last: The 2012 State of the Union Address

National Priorities Project takes apart President Obama’s last State of the Union Address in his first term as president.

Federal Spending Keeps Iowa, New Hampshire Afloat

This month the first voters head to the polls to decide who will be the Republican nominee for president. National Priorities Project took a look at the extent to which residents of the first primary states, Iowa and New Hampshire, receive federal support—even if they may be unaware of it.

Year End Wrap Up

One (Bumpy) Year In the Life of the Federal Budget

September 30th marks the end of the fiscal year for the U.S. Government, and if you've had trouble following events in Washington, you're in good company. NPP pulls together key events of 2011 and offers a look ahead to critical decisions awaiting our elected officials.

Crisitunity: National Priorities Project Guide to the Budget Process and Advocacy

The United States is at a crossroads, a crisis point.

Stagnant unemployment, shrinking confidence in the economy and rising concerns about government debt are all weighing heavily on federal budget deliberations. While difficult, this crisis also presents us with an opportunity to engage in the budget process at a deeper level.