These eight states all received more than $1 billion in incentive dollars, and two of them — California and Texas — received more than $2 billion.
- California: $2.64 billion
- Texas: $2.19 billion
- Florida: $1.86 billion
- New York: $1.82 billion
- Illinois: $1.46 billion
- Pennsylvania: $1.42 billion
- Ohio: $1.31 billion
- Michigan: $1.05 billion
The report indicates these results may not be entirely surprising, as these are the most populous states, with the exception of Michigan, which is the 10th most populous state.
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