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Largest Savings and Spending Agendas in the SenateJeff Dircksen May 23, 2012 This is another in a series of posts that looks at data from NTUF's recently released BillTally report for the 1st Session of the 112th Congress. The tables below highllight those Senators who have the ten largest savings and spending agendas. Each Senator is linked to his BillTally report so that you can examine the cost estimates for each piece of legislation that the Senator sponsored or cosponsored that was included in the study. Again, if you're not familiar with BillTally, here's a little background: Since 1991, NTUF has computed the legislative spending agendas of Members of Congress by analyzing the costs – and savings – of the bills that they sponsor and cosponsor as part of our BillTally research project. BillTally is the only comprehensive look at the potential cost to taxpayers of what Members want to spend on a Member-by-Member basis. If you're curious about what proposals your Members of Congress have made, you can search detailed reports for each Member of Congress here.
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