Subsidy Accountability Full Coverage

Virginia

Virginia has $2.2B in tracked subsidies across 4432 beneficiary companies. 631 of these companies also donated to political campaigns (14% donor rate). County-level data available for 130 of 133 counties.

$2.2B Total Subsidies Tracked
4,432 Beneficiary Companies
631 Donor-Beneficiaries Matched 14% donor rate
$65.9M Total Donated by Beneficiaries

County Overview

130 counties ranked by subsidy total. Click any county for full details.

Alleghany $3.1M
Chesterfield $94.1M
Frederick $13.6M
Henrico $56.0M
Isle Of Wight $6.3M
Loudoun $31.9M
Rockingham $9.8M
Scott $3.4M
Smyth $3.5M
Prince William $3.7M
Botetourt $10.0M
Culpeper $3.4M
Dinwiddie $9.0M
Henry $14.8M
Charlotte $1.8M
Prince Edward $2.1M
Russell $2.5M
Albemarle $3.1M
Campbell $1.1M
Caroline $1.3M
Floyd $0.4M
Page $0.5M
Tazewell $1.7M
Warren $1.2M
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Greensville $2.1M
Halifax $2.3M
Roanoke $2.7M
Patrick $0.4M
Buchanan $0.0M
Dickenson $0.1M
Essex $0.1M
Fairfax $69.1M
Pittsylvania $3.4M
Pulaski $70.0M
Giles $2.9M
Wise $3.7M
Montgomery $3.4M
Spotsylvania $3.0M
Goochland $1.9M
Grayson $2.0M
Lunenburg $0.7M
Orange $2.2M
Shenandoah $1.9M
Southampton $1.7M
Carroll $1.9M
Clarke $0.6M
Gloucester $0.5M
James $2.5M
Northampton $1.0M
Nottoway $0.9M
Powhatan $1.0M
Sussex $0.4M
Franklin $3.5M
Richmond $7.5M
Wythe $3.7M
Buckingham $0.1M
King George $0.3M
Lee $0.3M
Louisa $0.3M
Northumberland $0.2M
Brunswick $0.1M
Fluvanna $0.0M
King William $0.1M
Lancaster $0.0M
Madison $0.1M
New Kent $0.0M
Rockbridge $0.2M
Stafford $0.0M
Westmoreland $0.2M
York $0.3M
King And Queen $0.5M
Bath $0.3M
Fauquier $0.0M
Statewide $0.0M
Accomack $0.0M
Alexandria $0.0M
Amelia $0.0M
Amherst $0.0M
Appomattox $0.0M
Arlington $0.0M
Augusta $0.0M
Bedford $0.0M
Bland $0.0M
Bristol $0.0M
Buena Vista $0.0M
Charles $0.0M
Charlottesville $0.0M
Chesapeake $0.0M
Colonial Heights $0.0M
Covington $0.0M
Craig $0.0M
Cumberland $0.0M
Danville $0.0M
Emporia $0.0M
Falls Church $0.0M
Fredericksburg $0.0M
Galax $0.0M
Greene $0.0M
Hampton $0.0M
Hanover $0.0M
Harrisonburg $0.0M
Highland $0.0M
Hopewell $0.0M
Lexington $0.0M
Lynchburg $0.0M
Manassas $0.0M
Manassas Park $0.0M
Martinsville $0.0M
Mathews $0.0M
Mecklenburg $0.0M
Middlesex $0.0M
Nelson $0.0M
Newport News $0.0M
Norfolk $0.0M
Norton $0.0M
Petersburg $0.0M
Poquoson $0.0M
Portsmouth $0.0M
Prince George $0.0M
Radford $0.0M
Rappahannock $0.0M
Salem $0.0M
Staunton $0.0M
Suffolk $0.0M
Surry $0.0M
Virginia Beach $0.0M
Washington $0.0M
Waynesboro $0.0M
Williamsburg $0.0M
Winchester $0.0M

Key Findings

  • 631 of 4,432 subsidized companies (14.2%) made campaign donations — $65.9M total.
  • $15.8M in donations flowed from beneficiaries to 506 political committees. Top recipient: Republican State Leadership Committee ($2.9M).
  • $2.18B in total subsidies tracked across 4,432 beneficiary companies in Virginia.

Political Committee Activity

$15.8M Total donated to committees
506 Committees receiving funds

Top recipient: Republican State Leadership Committee ($2884K — 1.88% beneficiary-funded)

All Counties

County-level subsidy data for Virginia
CountyScoreTotal SubsidiesCompanies
Alleghany4.4$3.1M0
Chesterfield4.4$94.1M0
Frederick4.4$13.6M0
Henrico4.4$56.0M0
Isle Of Wight4.4$6.3M0
Loudoun4.4$31.9M0
Rockingham4.4$9.8M0
Scott4.4$3.4M0
Smyth4.4$3.5M0
Prince William4.2$3.7M0
Botetourt4.1$10.0M0
Culpeper4.1$3.4M0
Dinwiddie4.1$9.0M0
Henry4.1$14.8M0
Charlotte4.0$1.8M0
Prince Edward4.0$2.1M0
Russell4.0$2.5M0
Albemarle3.9$3.1M0
Campbell3.9$1.1M0
Caroline3.9$1.3M0
Floyd3.9$0.4M0
Page3.9$0.5M0
Tazewell3.9$1.7M0
Warren3.9$1.2M0
Greensville3.8$2.1M0
Halifax3.8$2.3M0
Roanoke3.6$2.7M0
Patrick3.5$0.4M0
Buchanan3.3$0.0M0
Dickenson3.3$0.1M0
Essex3.3$0.1M0
Fairfax3.3$69.1M0
Pittsylvania3.3$3.4M0
Pulaski3.3$70.0M0
Giles3.2$2.9M0
Wise3.2$3.7M0
Montgomery3.0$3.4M0
Spotsylvania3.0$3.0M0
Goochland2.9$1.9M0
Grayson2.9$2.0M0
Lunenburg2.9$0.7M0
Orange2.9$2.2M0
Shenandoah2.9$1.9M0
Southampton2.9$1.7M0
Carroll2.6$1.9M0
Clarke2.6$0.6M0
Gloucester2.6$0.5M0
James2.6$2.5M0
Northampton2.6$1.0M0
Nottoway2.6$0.9M0
Powhatan2.6$1.0M0
Sussex2.6$0.4M0
Franklin2.4$3.5M0
Richmond2.4$7.5M0
Wythe2.4$3.7M0
Buckingham2.3$0.1M0
King George2.3$0.3M0
Lee2.3$0.3M0
Louisa2.3$0.3M0
Northumberland2.3$0.2M0
Brunswick2.1$0.1M0
Fluvanna2.1$0.0M0
King William2.1$0.1M0
Lancaster2.1$0.0M0
Madison2.1$0.1M0
New Kent2.1$0.0M0
Rockbridge2.1$0.2M0
Stafford2.1$0.0M0
Westmoreland2.1$0.2M0
York2.1$0.3M0
King And Queen2.0$0.5M0
Bath1.7$0.3M0
Fauquier1.6—0
Statewide1.6—0
Accomack1.0—0
Alexandria1.0—0
Amelia1.0—0
Amherst1.0—0
Appomattox1.0—0
Arlington1.0—0
Augusta1.0—0
Bedford1.0—0
Bland1.0—0
Bristol1.0—0
Buena Vista1.0—0
Charles1.0—0
Charlottesville1.0—0
Chesapeake1.0—0
Colonial Heights1.0—0
Covington1.0—0
Craig1.0—0
Cumberland1.0—0
Danville1.0—0
Emporia1.0—0
Falls Church1.0—0
Fredericksburg1.0—0
Galax1.0—0
Greene1.0—0
Hampton1.0—0
Hanover1.0—0
Harrisonburg1.0—0
Highland1.0—0
Hopewell1.0—0
Lexington1.0—0
Lynchburg1.0—0
Manassas1.0—0
Manassas Park1.0—0
Martinsville1.0—0
Mathews1.0—0
Mecklenburg1.0—0
Middlesex1.0—0
Nelson1.0—0
Newport News1.0—0
Norfolk1.0—0
Norton1.0—0
Petersburg1.0—0
Poquoson1.0—0
Portsmouth1.0—0
Prince George1.0—0
Radford1.0—0
Rappahannock1.0—0
Salem1.0—0
Staunton1.0—0
Suffolk1.0—0
Surry1.0—0
Virginia Beach1.0—0
Washington1.0—0
Waynesboro1.0—0
Williamsburg1.0—0
Winchester1.0—0
How we calculated this

State summaries aggregate county-level data from Good Jobs First subsidy records cross-referenced with state campaign finance databases. Donor rates reflect the percentage of subsidy recipients matched to campaign contributors. County scorecards use a composite weighted score (subsidy concentration 35%, donor overlap 30%, tax burden 20%, WARN notices 15%).

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