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"In teaching middle-schoolers about the federal budget, I found NPP's website, particularly the trade-offs, to be a shocking eye opener to many of the students on how we spend our money as a nation."

- Liam Bowler, Peace Campaign Coordinator

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A Vote for More War: States and Congressional Districts

This publication provides breakdowns by state and congressional district on the human and financial costs of the Iraq War. It also shows what a half trillion in Iraq War spending could buy each congressional district in local services.

Click on the map below for a 2-page state factsheet.

For additional trade-off information by congressional district and state, go to: NPP Database Tradeoffs Page

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