On October 22, the administration submitted a request for a further $45.9 billion in war-related spending for fiscal year 2008. This request is on top of $147 billion already requested for the Department of Defense and $3.6 billion for other agencies for the fiscal year. If appropriated by Congress, the vast majority would be spent on Iraq. Total spending for the Iraq War would rise to approximately $611 billion.

Find out how much the Iraq War is already costing taxpayers in your town, city or county. State and national information is also included.

Find out how much the Iraq War would cost taxpayers in your town, city or county if Congress passes the war-related spending request for fiscal year 2008. State and national information is also included.

With Congress allocating more money for the Iraq War, NPP notes the new total cost of the war along with state, city, county and congressional district taxpayer costs. 

The administration submitted another $72.4 billion request for war-related funding to Congress. NPP analyzes the request and what it means to taxpayers in your state.

Cost to Taxpayers of the New $25 Billion War Request provides a state-by-state breakdown showing what each state will pay to meet the increasing cost of the war in Iraq.

This publication analyzes the Administration's recent supplementalrequest of $82 billion for war-related funding. State and city cost of war numbers are available.