In a state with only 3 congressional districts, one would think that it would be simple keeping track of where the money is going. This, however, did not prove to be the case in Nevada, where the non-existent 32nd District collected more than $6.3 million and produced only 12 jobs, according to recovery.org.
32nd congressional district 12 $6,324,235
22nd congressional district 9 $754,400
9th congressional district 0 $620,000
25th congressional district 0 $15,654
A Watchdog study revealed 440 non-existent congressional districts within the stimulus tracking web site, recovery.org. The full report can be found here and below:
Recovery’s Phantom Districts –
[...] Nevada: 4 phantom districts [...]
I wonder – might the nonexistent Nevada 32nd district really be the
Reid for Senate
campaign office?