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Federal Grants to States Subject to Sequester Vary Widely Across Program Areas (INFOGRAPHIC)

Pew Charitable Trust information on how federal grants to states subject to sequestration vary widely across program areas.

By StateScoop Staff

February 22, 2013

Source: Pew Charitable Trust, Federal Grants to States Subject to Sequester Vary Widely Across Program Areas

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