Coordinated Party Expenditure Limits for '98 Senate Nominees
		Voting Age Population
State		(in thousands)			Expenditure Limit
Alabama		3,247			$211,380
*Alaska		421			$65,100
Arizona		3,277			$213,333
Arkansas		1,860			$121,086
California		23,317			$1,517,937
Colorado		2,877			$187,293
Connecticut		2,478			$161,318
*Delaware		554			$65,100
DC		422			$65,100
Florida		11,183			$728,013
Georgia		5,498			$357,920
Hawaii		884			$65,100
Idaho		859			$65,100
Illinois		8,722			$567,802
Indiana		4,367			$284,292
Iowa		2,127			$138,468
Kansas		1,907			$124,146
Kentucky		2,947			$191,850
Louisiana		3,161			$205,781
Maine		945			$65,100
Maryland		3,826			$249,073
Massachusetts		4,666			$303,757
Michigan		7,269			$473,212
Minnesota		3,435			$223,619
Mississippi		1,978			$128,768
Missouri		3,996			$260,140
*Montana		649			$65,100
Nebraska		1,212			$78,901
Nevada		1,234			$80,333
New Hampshire		877			$65,100
New Jersey		6,066			$394,897
New Mexico		1,230			$80,073
New York		13,577			$883,863
North Carolina		5,552			$361,435
*North Dakota		476			$65,100
Ohio		8,348			$543,455
Oklahoma		2,439			$158,779
Oregon		2,433			$158,388
Pennsylvania		9,156			$596,056
Rhode Island		754			$65,100
South Carolina		2,805			$182,606
*South Dakota		541			$65,100
Tennessee		4,043			$263,199
Texas		13,862			$902,416
Utah		1,371			$89,252
*Vermont		443			$65,100
Virginia		5,090			$331,359
Washington		4,156			$270,556
West Virginia		1,404			$91,400
Wisconsin		3,823			$248,877
*Wyoming		348			$65,100
*In these states, which have only one U.S. House representative, the spending limit
for the House nominee is $65,100, the same amount as the Senate limit. In other
states, the limit for each House nominee is $32,550.