The Top 10 US States with the Highest Public Infrastructure Spending from 2020 to 2025 Chart highlights major investments in roads, bridges, utilities, and public facilities. California leads, rising from $65B in 2020 to $95B in 2025, followed by Texas ($55B ? $85B) and New York ($50B ? $78B). Florida expanded from $42B to $68B, while Illinois increased from $38B to $60B. Other states showing substantial growth include Pennsylvania ($35B ? $55B), Ohio ($33B ? $52B), Georgia ($30B ? $50B), Michigan ($28B ? $46B), and North Carolina ($26B ? $44B). Overall, the chart demonstrates strong nationwide investment, with the largest spending concentrated in fast-growing and highly populated states.
