We’re tracking the stimulus from bill to building, and we're organizing citizens nationwide to watchdog local stimulus projects. Our team includes editor Tom Detzel, lead reporter Michael Grabell, Jennifer LaFleur, Amanda Michel, Eric Umansky and Christopher Flavelle.
The federal government has paid out $220 billion in stimulus dollars, according to the latest numbers from Recovery.gov and the White House (PDF). That figure includes $136 billion in spending and $84 billion in tax cuts. In all, Washington has paid out some 28 percent of the money set aside under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
For a detailed breakdown of stimulus spending by federal agency, see our Stimulus Progress Bar.
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