In fiscal year 2005, there were 1,073 earmarks totaling $1,634,056,000 for appropriations accounts.

This database is not designed, and cannot accurately be used, to identify the congressional sponsors of earmarks. In addition, the recipient listed in the database may not in all cases represent the ultimate beneficiary of the earmark.

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*NOTE: In the status column, a status of "certified" indicates that the agency head or his or her designee has certified that the data the agency has submitted is the fullest possible disclosure of earmarks according to guidance.

Agency	# of 2005 Earmarks	Amount ($K)	Status*
Department of Agriculture	38	$73,934	Certified
Department of Commerce	11	$30,148	Certified
Department of Defense--Military	268	$1,109,509	Certified
Department of Education	99	$28,296	Certified
Department of Energy	18	$12,240	Certified
Department of Health and Human Services	110	$39,463	Certified
Department of Housing and Urban Development	79	$21,158	Certified
Department of the Interior	19	$15,756	Certified
Department of Justice	84	$45,579	Certified
Department of Labor	14	$3,747	Certified
Department of State	2	$1,150	Certified
Department of Transportation	147	$157,207	Certified
Corps of Engineers-Civil Works	84	$39,425	Certified
Environmental Protection Agency	66	$28,961	Certified
General Services Administration	3	$1,364	Certified
International Assistance Programs	3	$7,852	Certified
National Aeronautics and Space Administration	11	$14,550	Certified
Small Business Administration	2	$493	Certified
National Archives and Records Administration	1	$500	Certified
Institute of Museum and Library Services	14	$2,724	Certified