Federal and state spending on Medicaid U.S. FY2024, by state| ��ƽ��

Medicaid spending in the United States in FY2024, by state and state and federal share (in million U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Federal 2024	State 2024
California	93,069.86	57,343.81
New York	55,554.99	40,469.59
Texas	30,994.34	19,980.17
Pennsylvania	26,293.36	17,242.86
Ohio	24,054.28	10,206.3
North Carolina	21,168.55	7,634.13
Florida	20,701.76	14,837.09
Illinois	19,915.92	12,630.28
Michigan	17,953.69	7,023.44
Arizona	15,122.65	4,844.12
Virginia	14,423.99	7,889.27
New Jersey	14,096.54	9,329.54
Kentucky	14,059.57	3,867.11
Massachusetts	14,011.5	11,023.63
Indiana	13,794.85	5,751.88
Washington	13,609.21	7,891.27
Louisiana	12,919.91	3,998.44
Oregon	11,496.07	4,671.39
Missouri	11,370.79	4,659.25
Minnesota	10,821.65	7,861.08
Maryland	10,617.24	7,230.86
Georgia	9,989.54	5,016.34
Tennessee	8,775.53	4,538.85
Colorado	8,158.1	5,760.78
Wisconsin	7,632.87	4,853.93
Oklahoma	7,483.7	2,391.22
South Carolina	7,042.42	3,043.07
Connecticut	6,511.43	4,455.68
Iowa	6,269.36	2,544.54
New Mexico	6,258.43	1,683.73
Arkansas	6,054.36	1,778.34
Alabama	6,010.26	2,146.54
Mississippi	5,471.21	1,715.87
Nevada	4,360.56	1,594.9
West Virginia	3,844.55	1,097.66
Utah	3,585.01	1,358.46
Kansas	3,184.41	2,008.26
Maine	3,105.9	1,504.58
District of Columbia	3,060.57	1,087.03
Idaho	2,962.22	971.58
Nebraska	2,350.36	1,317.92
Hawaii	2,223.42	890.34
Rhode Island	2,185.81	1,340.78
Delaware	2,153.34	1,054.35
Alaska	2,086.39	643.02
Montana	1,823.48	566.65
New Hampshire	1,384.98	1,079.97
Vermont	1,318.52	814.66
South Dakota	1,050.34	465.58
North Dakota	865.23	556.62
Wyoming	425.08	342.46

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February 2026

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2024

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In the fiscal year 2024, Medicaid expenditure in California amounted to a total of about 150 billion U.S. dollars, of which over 93 billion U.S. dollars were federal-funded and approximately 57 billion U.S. dollars were state-funded. California had, as expected, the highest spending and also the largest number of people enrolled in Medicaid in the United States. The Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) varies by state depending on the state's per capita income compared to the national average.