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Earmark Watch

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Earmarks with the Most Comments

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“$3,000,000 to SUMMA Technology Inc. for Marine Corps Flat-Rack”

Sponsor:

(13 Comments, 100% Complete)

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“Classified Amount to Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) for Center for Innovative Geospatial Technology”

Sponsor:

(10 Comments, 100% Complete)

Senate Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations, FY2008

“$250,000 for Central Carolina Allied Health Center construction, renovation, and equipment”

Sponsor:

(6 Comments, 94% Complete)

House Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations, FY2008

“$33,907,000 for Alaska Native Education Equity”

Sponsors:

(5 Comments, 0% Complete)

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“$1,000,000 to Darn Tough Socks for Marine Corps Merino Wool Cushion Boot Sock”

Sponsor:

(5 Comments, 88% Complete)

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“$8,500,000 to Applied Enterprise Solutions, LLC for Unique Identification of Tangible Items”

Sponsor:

(5 Comments, 100% Complete)

House Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations, FY2008

“$100,000 for Ashland County Oral Health Services, Ashland, OH for facilities and equipment”

Sponsor:

(4 Comments, 100% Complete)

House Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations, FY2008

“$10,695,000 for Advanced Credentialing Program (National Board for Professional Teaching Standards”

Sponsors:

(4 Comments, 100% Complete)

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“$1,500,000 to Stemnion LLC for Rapid Wound Healing Technology Development Project”

Sponsor:

(4 Comments, 100% Complete)

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“$2,000,000 to PharmAthene for Anthrax Monoclonal Antibody Therapeutic and Prophylaxis Program”

Sponsors:

(4 Comments, 100% Complete)

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“$2,000,000 to AEPCO, Inc. for Total Ship Training System (TSTS) Support System”

Sponsor:

(4 Comments, 100% Complete)

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“$2,000,000 to Clean Earth Technologies for Hyperspectral Sensors for Improved Force Protection (Hyper-IFP)”

Sponsor:

(3 Comments, 100% Complete)

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“$12,000,000 to LaBarge Inc. for Joint Stand Off Weapon RDT&E”

Sponsors:

(3 Comments, 94% Complete)

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“Classified Amount to Multiple Recipients for China Geospatial Data Project”

Sponsors:

(3 Comments, 0% Complete)

House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

“$3,000,000 to Techrizon LLC for Call for Fire Trainer/Joint Fires and Effects Training System”

Sponsor:

(3 Comments, 56% Complete)

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