Commodity subsidies in Ohio totaled $8.5 billion from 1995-2023.
From 1995 to 2023, the top 10 percent of commodity payment recipients were paid 74 percent of commodity payments.
| Pct. of Recipients | Pct. of Payments | Number of Recipients | Total Payments 1995-2023 | Payment per Recipient |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Top 1% | 23% | 1,296 | $1,921,514,552 | $1,482,650 |
| Top 2% | 35% | 2,593 | $2,933,008,213 | $1,131,125 |
| Top 3% | 44% | 3,890 | $3,678,065,892 | $945,518 |
| Top 4% | 51% | 5,187 | $4,271,101,270 | $823,424 |
| Top 5% | 56% | 6,483 | $4,753,898,510 | $733,287 |
| Top 6% | 61% | 7,780 | $5,158,326,590 | $663,024 |
| Top 7% | 65% | 9,077 | $5,501,549,217 | $606,098 |
| Top 8% | 69% | 10,374 | $5,796,069,554 | $558,711 |
| Top 9% | 72% | 11,670 | $6,050,006,358 | $518,424 |
| Top 10% | 74% | 12,967 | $6,271,193,297 | $483,627 |
| Top 11% | 76% | 14,264 | $6,465,020,096 | $453,240 |
| Top 12% | 79% | 15,561 | $6,635,855,670 | $426,441 |
| Top 13% | 80% | 16,858 | $6,787,586,484 | $402,633 |
| Top 14% | 82% | 18,154 | $6,923,543,043 | $381,378 |
| Top 15% | 83% | 19,451 | $7,045,541,850 | $362,220 |
| Top 16% | 85% | 20,748 | $7,155,278,390 | $344,866 |
| Top 17% | 86% | 22,045 | $7,254,181,222 | $329,062 |
| Top 18% | 87% | 23,341 | $7,343,756,585 | $314,629 |
| Top 19% | 88% | 24,638 | $7,425,057,714 | $301,366 |
| Top 20% | 89% | 25,935 | $7,499,175,550 | $289,153 |
| Remaining 80% of recips. | 11% | 103,742 | $953,702,091 | $9,193 |
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