Table:
text: Federal taxation and spending by state
Table of Federal Taxation and Spending by State
Table of Federal Taxation and Spending by State
Rank_ State_ Revenue_millions Population Revenue_per_capita Spending_millions Spending_per_capita Net_contribution_per_capita Presidential_majority_2000_2004 Presidential_majority_2008 Presidential_majority_2012 Obamacare_Fed_State_Partnership
36 Vermont $3,806 621254 $6,126 $5,579 $8,980 $-2,854 Gore/Kerry Obama Obama state-based
37 Maryland $53,705 5618344 $9,559 $70,617 $12,569 $-3,010 Gore/Kerry Obama Obama state-based
38 Kentucky $23,151 4241474 $5,458 $35,927 $8,470 $-3,012 Bush McCain Romney state-based
39 Puerto Rico $3,549 3941459 $888 $16,798 $4,262 $-3,374 Non-voting Non-voting Non-voting N/A
40 South Carolina $20,499 4407709 $4,651 $37,056 $8,407 $-3,756 Bush McCain Romney federal-based
41 Montana $4,523 957861 $4,722 $8,497 $8,871 $-4,149 Bush McCain Romney federal-based
42 Maine $6,289 1317207 $4,775 $11,850 $8,996 $-4,221 Gore/Kerry Obama Obama federal-based
43 South Dakota $4,766 796214 $5,985 $8,280 $10,399 $-4,414 Bush McCain Romney federal-based
44 North Dakota $3,660 639715 $5,721 $6,766 $10,577 $-4,856 Bush McCain Romney federal-based

Question: How many numbers were recorded under revenue if revenue per capita was $6,126 including federal taxes and state spending?

Question: It was federal taxes and state spending that recorded the outcome under the 2000-2004 presidential majority when the 2012 presidential majority was non-voting.