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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

State

Congressional District 1

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

District foreclosure estimates are based on projected national foreclosures of 2.4 million in 2009 (CRL-derived) and 8.1 million over the next four years (Credit Suisse). In addition, the expected benefit of court-supervised modifications is based on a national savings of 800,000 homes as projected by Moody’s Economy.com in early January 2009. Since that time, Credit Suisse has 5 estimated that court-supervised modifications could reduce foreclosures by 20%. On a base of 8.1 MM foreclosures, this would be 1.6 million homes saved —twice Moody’s projection—so the benefits reported below are very conservative. See the endnotes for further details.

AK

00

2,069

6,888

542

AL

01

3,686

12,274

1,388

AL

02

2,817

9,378

1,060

AL

03

2,614

8,702

984

AL

04

2,141

7,127

806

AL

05

3,159

10,518

1,189

AL

06

4,350

14,482

1,638

AL

07

2,463

8,200

927

AR

01

2,029

6,755

690

AR

02

2,874

9,569

977

AR

03

3,691

12,290

1,255

AR

04

1,673

5,571

569

AZ

01

11,569

38,514

2,610

AZ

02

22,909

76,278

5,170

AZ

03

15,546

51,756

3,507

AZ

04

9,690

32,261

2,186

AZ

05

10,888

36,248

2,457

AZ

06

14,437

48,066

3,258

AZ

07

14,598

48,606

3,294

AZ

08

18,692

62,231

4,217

CA

01

9,725

32,380

2,923

CA

02

10,909

36,318

3,279

CA

03

17,765

59,148

5,340

CA

04

15,994

53,246

4,806

CA

05

11,248

37,449

3,381

CA

06

10,324

34,374

3,103

CA

07

13,979

46,541

4,202

CA

08

4,621

15,387

1,389

CA

09

9,508

31,651

2,858

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

CA

10

7,072

23,548

2,125

CA

11

10,912

36,330

3,280

CA

12

7,926

26,388

2,381

CA

13

5,788

19,272

1,740

CA

14

5,092

16,953

1,531

CA

15

3,879

12,916

1,166

CA

16

4,682

15,591

1,408

CA

17

6,557

21,834

1,972

CA

18

12,673

42,193

3,810

CA

19

10,201

33,963

3,066

CA

20

8,952

29,807

2,690

CA

21

10,143

33,771

3,049

CA

22

10,433

34,734

3,136

CA

23

5,876

19,567

1,767

CA

24

10,477

34,885

3,150

CA

25

14,898

49,603

4,479

CA

26

13,487

44,903

4,053

CA

27

9,659

32,161

2,903

CA

28

3,179

10,583

955

CA

29

3,823

12,729

1,149

CA

30

4,509

15,014

1,355

CA

31

2,456

8,178

739

CA

32

3,701

12,320

1,112

CA

33

4,129

13,748

1,240

CA

34

4,591

15,282

1,380

CA

35

5,856

19,497

1,760

CA

36

7,526

25,053

2,262

CA

37

8,669

28,859

2,605

CA

38

4,472

14,891

1,344

CA

39

8,128

27,060

2,443

CA

40

8,879

29,560

2,669

CA

41

15,291

50,906

4,595

CA

42

9,299

30,958

2,794

CA

43

8,465

28,185

2,544

CA

44

16,043

53,411

4,822

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

CA

45

15,328

51,033

4,608

CA

46

7,592

25,277

2,282

CA

47

2,683

8,937

807

CA

48

8,850

29,467

2,661

CA

49

9,560

31,829

2,873

CA

50

9,246

30,781

2,779

CA

51

12,300

40,950

3,696

CA

52

10,722

35,698

3,223

CA

53

4,046

13,468

1,216

CO

01

5,355

17,829

1,768

CO

02

5,749

19,141

1,897

CO

03

5,858

19,505

1,933

CO

04

4,804

15,994

1,585

CO

05

6,965

23,189

2,299

CO

06

6,148

20,470

2,029

CO

07

3,369

11,216

1,112

CT

01

3,850

12,817

1,429

CT

02

4,269

14,216

1,584

CT

03

3,874

12,897

1,438

CT

04

2,373

7,902

880

CT

05

3,337

11,111

1,238

DC

98

3,879

12,914

1,122

DE

00

5,550

18,477

2,219

FL

01

18,802

62,599

5,833

FL

02

10,898

36,282

3,380

FL

03

19,569

65,150

6,071

FL

04

13,949

46,444

4,327

FL

05

19,059

63,452

5,913

FL

06

10,208

33,986

3,167

FL

07

18,473

61,503

5,731

FL

08

15,373

51,186

4,770

FL

09

17,477

58,185

5,420

FL

10

16,622

55,342

5,157

FL

11

14,658

48,805

4,548

FL

12

15,103

50,284

4,686

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

FL

13

18,508

61,622

5,742

FL

14

35,134

116,979

10,899

FL

15

25,124

83,646

7,792

FL

16

25,532

85,003

7,921

FL

17

17,279

57,530

5,360

FL

18

16,490

54,900

5,115

FL

19

20,295

67,573

6,295

FL

20

16,303

54,281

5,057

FL

21

14,569

48,506

4,520

FL

22

11,430

38,053

3,545

FL

23

4,398

14,642

1,364

FL

24

13,368

44,508

4,147

FL

25

15,108

50,301

4,686

GA

01

5,784

19,254

1,887

GA

02

2,935

9,772

958

GA

03

4,476

14,904

1,461

GA

04

10,232

34,066

3,340

GA

05

6,978

23,233

2,277

GA

06

7,711

25,672

2,517

GA

07

11,806

39,306

3,853

GA

08

10,685

35,572

3,487

GA

09

7,853

26,145

2,563

GA

10

5,960

19,843

1,945

GA

11

4,063

13,529

1,327

GA

12

4,129

13,747

1,348

GA

13

5,306

17,666

1,731

HI

01

2,408

8,016

741

HI

02

3,175

10,570

977

IA

01

3,096

10,308

1,325

IA

02

1,682

5,601

720

IA

03

2,707

9,011

1,158

IA

04

1,238

4,122

529

IA

05

1,696

5,646

725

ID

01

6,305

20,992

1,551

ID

02

4,124

13,731

1,015

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

IL

01

7,560

25,172

2,493

IL

02

6,848

22,800

2,258

IL

03

5,393

17,956

1,779

IL

04

2,996

9,974

988

IL

05

3,589

11,951

1,184

IL

06

7,002

23,311

2,310

IL

07

4,495

14,966

1,483

IL

08

8,544

28,446

2,818

IL

09

4,147

13,806

1,368

IL

10

4,350

14,483

1,435

IL

11

7,326

24,393

2,417

IL

12

6,159

20,506

2,032

IL

13

6,729

22,403

2,220

IL

14

8,681

28,903

2,863

IL

15

3,832

12,756

1,263

IL

16

5,721

19,046

1,887

IL

17

3,716

12,371

1,225

IL

18

3,887

12,941

1,281

IL

19

1,975

6,577

651

IN

01

5,441

18,116

2,121

IN

02

5,482

18,251

2,137

IN

03

5,934

19,756

2,313

IN

04

7,997

26,625

3,117

IN

05

8,427

28,057

3,285

IN

06

4,858

16,174

1,894

IN

07

4,814

16,028

1,876

IN

08

2,883

9,600

1,123

IN

09

3,595

11,967

1,401

KS

01

1,481

4,932

504

KS

02

2,199

7,322

748

KS

03

4,060

13,517

1,380

KS

04

3,038

10,113

1,032

KY

01

2,067

6,883

771

KY

02

3,211

10,691

1,198

KY

03

4,741

15,784

1,769

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

KY

04

4,000

13,315

1,493

KY

05

1,024

3,412

383

KY

06

3,041

10,123

1,135

LA

01

2,596

8,643

1,342

LA

02

1,123

3,738

581

LA

03

1,770

5,894

916

LA

04

2,442

8,129

1,263

LA

05

1,320

4,397

683

LA

06

3,497

11,643

1,808

LA

07

1,998

6,653

1,033

MA

01

1,945

6,474

853

MA

02

2,975

9,905

1,305

MA

03

3,364

11,200

1,476

MA

04

2,652

8,831

1,164

MA

05

3,515

11,702

1,542

MA

06

3,816

12,705

1,674

MA

07

2,885

9,606

1,266

MA

08

1,775

5,909

779

MA

09

2,965

9,873

1,301

MA

10

3,717

12,375

1,631

MD

01

8,063

26,844

2,692

MD

02

6,265

20,858

2,092

MD

03

3,872

12,892

1,293

MD

04

9,012

30,007

3,010

MD

05

8,167

27,192

2,728

MD

06

6,645

22,124

2,219

MD

07

2,840

9,458

949

MD

08

4,389

14,610

1,465

ME

01

4,603

15,326

1,597

ME

02

2,246

7,477

779

MI

01

4,635

15,431

1,725

MI

02

4,720

15,714

1,756

MI

03

4,820

16,048

1,794

MI

04

4,080

13,582

1,519

MI

05

8,052

26,807

2,997

2/17/2009

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

MI

06

4,810

16,013

1,791

MI

07

4,840

16,112

1,801

MI

08

7,455

24,820

2,775

MI

09

9,881

32,898

3,678

MI

10

8,712

29,006

3,243

MI

11

7,217

24,028

2,686

MI

12

6,711

22,343

2,498

MI

13

6,122

20,383

2,279

MI

14

6,551

21,809

2,438

MI

15

5,154

17,161

1,919

MN

01

3,728

12,413

1,197

MN

02

7,303

24,312

2,344

MN

03

6,751

22,477

2,168

MN

04

5,276

17,568

1,694

MN

05

4,262

14,188

1,369

MN

06

5,853

19,487

1,879

MN

07

3,542

11,791

1,137

MN

08

5,374

17,894

1,725

MO

01

5,360

17,845

1,808

MO

02

4,372

14,556

1,475

MO

03

3,248

10,815

1,096

MO

04

2,976

9,907

1,004

MO

05

5,594

18,624

1,888

MO

06

3,773

12,563

1,273

MO

07

3,581

11,924

1,208

MO

08

1,542

5,133

520

MO

09

1,844

6,141

622

MS

01

3,876

12,905

1,579

MS

02

3,023

10,066

1,232

MS

03

2,246

7,477

915

MS

04

2,928

9,747

1,193

MT

00

2,558

8,517

795

NC

01

2,734

9,104

904

NC

02

4,570

15,215

1,509

NC

03

3,281

10,926

1,084

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

NC

04

4,572

15,223

1,510

NC

05

3,546

11,805

1,171

NC

06

3,957

13,175

1,307

NC

07

3,551

11,822

1,173

NC

08

3,696

12,306

1,221

NC

09

5,744

19,125

1,898

NC

10

2,548

8,484

841

NC

11

3,749

12,479

1,238

NC

12

1,864

6,207

616

NC

13

2,756

9,174

910

ND

00

977

3,252

337

NE

01

1,981

6,596

677

NE

02

3,034

10,100

1,038

NE

03

1,199

3,992

410

NH

01

4,326

14,403

1,265

NH

02

3,161

10,526

924

NJ

01

7,390

24,604

2,630

NJ

02

6,187

20,598

2,202

NJ

03

7,487

24,927

2,664

NJ

04

5,787

19,267

2,059

NJ

05

5,083

16,925

1,809

NJ

06

4,549

15,144

1,619

NJ

07

3,987

13,275

1,419

NJ

08

3,519

11,717

1,252

NJ

09

3,424

11,400

1,219

NJ

10

3,353

11,162

1,193

NJ

11

4,151

13,820

1,477

NJ

12

4,000

13,317

1,424

NJ

13

1,636

5,449

582

NM

01

4,343

14,459

1,434

NM

02

1,669

5,556

551

NM

03

1,669

5,557

551

NV

01

26,356

87,756

6,467

NV

02

22,320

74,308

5,475

NV

03

23,475

78,157

5,761

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

NY

01

5,980

19,907

2,560

NY

02

3,678

12,246

1,575

NY

03

2,962

9,861

1,269

NY

04

3,350

11,153

1,435

NY

05

1,468

4,888

629

NY

06

3,498

11,646

1,498

NY

07

1,180

3,927

505

NY

08

840

2,796

359

NY

09

1,146

3,816

491

NY

10

1,575

5,243

674

NY

11

435

1,448

187

NY

12

523

1,741

225

NY

13

2,688

8,951

1,151

NY

14

575

1,915

246

NY

15

290

966

124

NY

16

462

1,538

198

NY

17

2,228

7,420

954

NY

18

2,363

7,867

1,012

NY

19

5,497

18,301

2,354

NY

20

3,900

12,986

1,670

NY

21

3,171

10,557

1,358

NY

22

3,037

10,112

1,300

NY

23

2,244

7,472

960

NY

24

2,187

7,284

936

NY

25

4,095

13,632

1,753

NY

26

3,879

12,913

1,661

NY

27

2,672

8,894

1,144

NY

28

2,749

9,151

1,177

NY

29

2,063

6,867

883

OH

01

5,640

18,777

2,216

OH

02

4,415

14,700

1,734

OH

03

7,654

25,482

3,006

OH

04

4,676

15,567

1,837

OH

05

3,655

12,170

1,436

OH

06

2,951

9,826

1,160

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

OH

07

7,032

23,413

2,762

OH

08

3,058

10,179

1,201

OH

09

5,791

19,282

2,276

OH

10

5,461

18,182

2,145

OH

11

5,566

18,531

2,186

OH

12

7,225

24,057

2,839

OH

13

5,273

17,555

2,072

OH

14

4,877

16,235

1,915

OH

15

4,826

16,069

1,896

OH

16

3,867

12,874

1,519

OH

17

3,226

10,742

1,267

OH

18

2,347

7,814

921

OK

01

5,186

17,265

1,929

OK

02

1,279

4,257

476

OK

03

1,887

6,284

702

OK

04

3,979

13,248

1,480

OK

05

2,909

9,684

1,082

OR

01

4,411

14,684

1,161

OR

02

4,533

15,093

1,194

OR

03

4,200

13,984

1,106

OR

04

4,238

14,110

1,116

OR

05

2,723

9,066

717

PA

01

4,555

15,165

1,915

PA

02

2,040

6,793

858

PA

03

1,783

5,937

749

PA

04

2,184

7,273

918

PA

05

1,563

5,205

657

PA

06

4,648

15,475

1,954

PA

07

2,940

9,788

1,236

PA

08

4,427

14,739

1,861

PA

09

1,993

6,635

838

PA

10

2,850

9,489

1,198

PA

11

2,529

8,420

1,063

PA

12

1,418

4,720

596

PA

13

2,098

6,986

882

2/17/2009

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

PA

14

2,162

7,197

909

PA

15

3,122

10,393

1,313

PA

16

2,879

9,583

1,210

PA

17

3,102

10,328

1,304

PA

18

1,115

3,712

468

PA

19

3,794

12,632

1,595

RI

01

4,128

13,744

1,238

RI

02

4,678

15,576

1,403

SC

01

6,736

22,429

2,288

SC

02

5,843

19,455

1,985

SC

03

3,643

12,129

1,237

SC

04

4,744

15,795

1,611

SC

05

3,686

12,274

1,253

SC

06

2,098

6,985

712

SD

00

1,676

5,578

613

TN

01

2,307

7,681

857

TN

02

3,351

11,156

1,244

TN

03

3,119

10,384

1,158

TN

04

2,327

7,746

864

TN

05

5,362

17,853

1,991

TN

06

3,674

12,232

1,363

TN

07

4,620

15,382

1,715

TN

08

2,990

9,954

1,110

TN

09

5,960

19,842

2,212

TX

01

1,677

5,584

633

TX

02

4,626

15,402

1,746

TX

03

5,531

18,415

2,088

TX

04

3,047

10,143

1,150

TX

05

3,221

10,723

1,216

TX

06

5,702

18,983

2,152

TX

07

3,702

12,325

1,398

TX

08

3,034

10,101

1,145

TX

09

2,932

9,763

1,107

TX

10

4,948

16,475

1,868

TX

11

2,357

7,848

890

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Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

TX

12

5,128

17,073

1,936

TX

13

2,023

6,735

763

TX

14

3,301

10,990

1,246

TX

15

2,000

6,658

755

TX

16

2,936

9,774

1,108

TX

17

2,478

8,248

935

TX

18

2,305

7,675

870

TX

19

2,026

6,744

765

TX

20

4,184

13,930

1,580

TX

21

4,318

14,377

1,630

TX

22

2,919

9,720

1,102

TX

23

2,781

9,260

1,050

TX

24

4,337

14,438

1,637

TX

25

1,059

3,526

400

TX

26

3,512

11,695

1,326

TX

27

2,916

9,710

1,101

TX

28

1,676

5,578

632

TX

29

973

3,240

368

TX

30

3,647

12,143

1,377

TX

31

3,096

10,309

1,169

TX

32

915

3,048

345

UT

01

5,687

18,932

1,420

UT

02

5,234

17,426

1,307

UT

03

5,392

17,951

1,347

VA

01

5,751

19,145

1,815

VA

02

4,624

15,393

1,459

VA

03

4,008

13,343

1,264

VA

04

5,539

18,441

1,748

VA

05

3,703

12,330

1,168

VA

06

4,071

13,555

1,285

VA

07

3,752

12,492

1,184

VA

08

5,115

17,030

1,614

VA

09

1,885

6,277

595

VA

10

7,033

23,416

2,220

VA

11

3,308

11,014

1,044

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Projected Foreclosures by Congressional District

Projected Foreclosures in 2009 2

Projected Foreclosures over next four years 3

Expected benefit of court-supervised modifications (# of homes saved) 4

State

Congressional District 1

VT

00

1,579

5,257

564

WA

01

3,553

11,829

954

WA

02

4,210

14,016

1,130

WA

03

4,678

15,575

1,256

WA

04

4,882

16,254

1,310

WA

05

4,089

13,612

1,097

WA

06

4,065

13,536

1,091

WA

07

2,650

8,822

711

WA

08

3,966

13,204

1,065

WA

09

2,534

8,434

680

WI

01

4,468

14,874

1,676

WI

02

2,197

7,314

825

WI

03

2,458

8,184

923

WI

04

4,473

14,892

1,679

WI

05

4,097

13,640

1,537

WI

06

2,486

8,278

933

WI

07

2,263

7,536

849

WI

08

2,612

8,695

980

WV

01

1,371

4,564

474

WV

02

2,333

7,768

807

WV

03

1,263

4,204

437

WY

00

1,109 2,432,900

3,691 8,100,000

317 800,000

United States (rounded)

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NOTES 1

Shares of projected foreclosures for congressional districts were estimated using the McDash mortgage database. Data aggregated based on latest available matching of zipcodes to Congressional district (109th Congress). Total of 22,530,041 first lien mortgages secured by single family house, condo, townhome, or multifamily home were analyzed for this purpose. All the mortgages are outstanding by the middle of 2008. For any of the mortgages, if it is in foreclosure process, or if it has at least three late payments for the past 12 months by the middle of 2008, the mortgage is projected to foreclose eventually. # of mortgages projected to foreclose was aggregated to Zip code level. Zip codes were then assigned to congressional districts. # of mortgages projected to foreclose was then aggregated from Zip code level to congressional district level weighted by portion of the Zip code in the congressional district. Finally, # of mortgages projected to foreclose for congressional districts are divided by the total of US projected foreclosures to get the share of projected foreclosures for congressional districts. Districts that are represented in the McDash data in significantly greater proportion than their share of the overall housing market may show an overly high foreclosure projection. 2

Shares of projected foreclosures for congressional districts multiplied by projections of national foreclosures in 2009 (2,432,900). This estimate is based on the annualized run rate of foreclosure starts reported in 3Q 2008 MBA National Delinquency Survey, grossed up to reflect entire mortgage market (MBA National Delinquency Survey covers 80% of market). 3

Shares of projected foreclosures for congressional districts multiplied by projections of national foreclosures over next 5 years (8,100,000), reported by Credit Suisse. See Rod Dubitsky, Larry Yang, Stevan Stevanovic and Thomas Suehr, Foreclosure Update: over 8 million foreclosures expected, Credit Suisse (December 4, 2008) 4

Shares of projected foreclosures for congressional districts multiplied by Moody’s Economy.com projected reduction in national foreclosures due to court-supervised modifications (800,000.) See Elizabeth Williamson and Ruth Simon, Plan to Cut Foreclosure Rate Clears Key Hurdle, The Wall Street Journal (January 9, 2009) available at http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123144562914865337.html?mod=todays_us_page_one

5

Rod Dubitsky, Larry Yang, Stevan Stevanovic and Thomas Suehr, Bankruptcy Law Reform: A New Tool for Foreclosure Avoidance, Credit Suisse (January 26, 2009).

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