claim: "the virginia population increased by just 8 percent from 2005 to 2015, but the per capita spending in the budget increased by a whopping 38 percent."
author: virginia first foundation
evidence_1: "the virginia population increased by just 8 percent from 2005 to 2015, but the  per capita spending in the budget increased by a whopping 38 percent.".
evidence_2: "the virginia population increased by just 8 percent from 2005 to 2015, but the  per capita spending in the budget increased by a whopping 38 percent.".
evidence_3: in absolute numbers, the prison and jail population had grown to 2.23 million ...  rapidly and continuously from 1972, increasing annually by 6 to 8 percent  through 2000. ... highest reported (707), significantly exceeding the next largest  per capita rates ... but even the imprisonment rate for the russian federation is  only about ...
evidence_4: "the virginia population increased by just 8 percent from 2005 to 2015, but the  per capita spending in the budget increased by a whopping 38 percent.".
evidence_5: dec 16, 2017 ... this is about a budget paid for by the people of the commonwealth. ... while the  population increased at a rate of 8%, per capita spending increased from 2005 to  2015 by a whopping 38%. ... also take into account that between 2005 and 2014,  virginia's per capita income grew at a rate of just 0.36 percent ...