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Alabama Debt Clock

Alabama runs a FY2025 budget of about $43.9B, with federal aid covering 39.36% and motor vehicles leading roughly $23.7B in exports.

South rapid population change, infrastructure demand, and revenue-base resilience FY2025 NASBO Table 1 and the U.S. State Fiscal & Export Data 2025 workbook.
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I. FY2025 Fiscal Snapshot

NASBO Table 1 · FY2025 state fiscal snapshot
Total Budget
General Fund
Federal Aid
Other State Funds
Bond Financing
Federal Aid Share 39.36%
General Fund Share 35.65%

II. Trade and Economic Weight

U.S. State Fiscal & Export Data 2025 workbook
Export Value
Top Export Product Motor Vehicles
Share of U.S. Exports 1.09%
Share of U.S. GDP 1.1%
Federal Aid Rank #16
Export Value Rank #24
GDP Share Rank #25.5
Export / Budget Multiple 0.54x
FY2025 state lens

Alabama

Alabama runs a FY2025 budget of about $43.9B, with federal aid covering 39.36% and motor vehicles leading roughly $23.7B in exports.

  • Federal aid covers 39.36% of the FY2025 plan, keeping the state in the middle band of dependency.
  • Motor Vehicles leads the export lane, which still accounts for 1.09% of all U.S. exports.
  • Bond financing contributes $359M to the capital mix while the state carries 1.1% of U.S. GDP.
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How to read the state figures

The dollar rows, percentages, products, and ranks remain fixed to the published FY2025 state comparison table. The mechanical display is presentation only; a figure changes after a new source release is reviewed and reconciled.

Why this page matters in the U.S. ledger

Alabama stays anchored to FY2025 budget, federal aid, export, and GDP-share data, so this state page reads like a serious fiscal watch surface built for comparison.

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