According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, 30 states and the U.S. Virgin Islands are currently borrowing to cover unemployment benefits. Four states, Maryland, New Hampshire, South Dakota, and Tennessee, have repaid their loans in full.
State Loan Balance as of Dec. 13, 2010 Began Borrowing Alabama $283,001,164.19 September, 2009 Arizona $212,184,077.48 March, 2010 Arkansas $330,853,383.31 March, 2009 California $9,112,847,509.67 January, 2009 Colorado $381,881,712.41 January, 2010 Connecticut $498,452,705.05 October, 2009 Delaware $24,840,505.48 March, 2010 Florida $1,835,100,000.00 August, 2009 Georgia $482,000,000.00 December, 2009 Idaho $202,401,700.22 June, 2009 Illinois $2,239,582,343.13 July, 2009 Indiana $1,911,332,372.08 December, 2008 Kansas $88,159,421.40 March, 2010 Kentucky $795,100,000.00 January, 2009 Massachusetts $387,313,005.04 February, 2010 Michigan $3,810,391,759.10 September, 2006 Minnesota $475,988,154.16 July, 2009 Missouri $722,116,933.16 February, 2009 Nevada $590,548,230.71 October, 2009 New Jersey $1,749,563,533.38 March, 2009 New York $3,176,873,427.71 January, 2009 North Carolina $2,430,963,662.58 February, 2009 Ohio $2,314,186,799.00 January, 2009 Pennsylvania $3,008,614,960.83 March, 2009 Rhode Island $225,472,937.00 March, 2009 South Carolina $886,662,351.97 December, 2008 Texas $1,699,051,361.86 July, 2009 Vermont $32,657,064.94 March, 2010 Virgin Islands $17,134,491.24 August, 2009 Virginia $346,876,000.00 October, 2009 Wisconsin $1,424,768,541.29 February, 2009 Total $41,696,920,108.39
Source: U.S. Dept. of Labor, Employment and Training Administration.
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