In 2002, CAGW launched its series of Piglet Books to expose waste, fraud, abuse, mismanagement at the state level.  Piglet Books are published in conjunction with state policy associations, combining CAGW's years of waste-fighting experience with local expertise of state spending.  With budget deficits in many states and the constant threat of tax increases, Piglet Books reveal where wasteful spending can be eliminated, providing valuable resources to legislators and taxpayers.

Note: If you are looking for federally funded pork by state, see the Congressional Pig Book and its complete database of pork. 

 
2010
Hawaii [.pdf], Idaho [.pdf], Illinois [.pdf], North Dakota [.pdf], Tennessee [.pdf]

2009
Hawaii [.pdf], Louisiana [.pdf], Maine [.pdf], Ohio [.pdf], Tennessee [.pdf]

2008
California [.pdf], Illinois [.pdf], Nevada [.pdf], New Mexico [.pdf], Tennessee [.pdf], Washington [.pdf]

2007
California [.pdf], Maine [.pdf], Tennessee [.pdf]

2006
California [.pdf], Kentucky [.pdf], Minnesota [.pdf], Ohio [.pdf], Oklahoma [.pdf], Pennsylvania [.pdf], Tennessee [.pdf],

2005
California [.pdf], Illinois [.pdf],  Ohio [.pdf], Virgnia [.pdf]

2004
California [.pdf], Oklahoma [.pdf]

2003
California [.pdf]

2002
Arizona [.pdf], Oregon [.pdf]