Thanks. I've dug up similar data before. The last time I looked for that data it was $0.74 on the dollar, but it depends upon the interval. What is most important is to realize that for most States, Federal spending wildly exceeds tax receipts, because FedGov operates at a deficit. To be at or near 1:1 is unusual, and hardly a parasite on the rest of the States. So the case for California being a disproportionate source of revenue and not a sink, is understated in terms of "fairness" among the States.
The biggie is to get people understanding the principal reasons for California's positive balance of Federal payments v. tax receipts, having to do with high costs of living driving away retirees and more people earning high incomes paying higher marginal rates. If they whine for more after that, it's gamesmanship I'm not going to coddle any more.