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Map Shows Which States Rely on Food Stamps Most as SNAP Funding Expires

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has confirmed that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for November will go unpaid for the duration of the ongoing government shutdown.

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November SNAP benefits are at risk from the government shutdown. See how each state depends on food stamps.

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W MI families turn to food pantries amid SNAP funding uncertainty

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‘Disgraceful’: Monroe County, City officials speak on SNAP delay, announce community resources

Local officials will hold a press conference on Tuesday to discuss impending SNAP delays and changes.

Santa Rosa Press Democrat · 10h

Napa County declares emergency, approves $1 million for food aid as SNAP benefits stop

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86,000 Utah families could lose food benefits. Will the state cover the cost?

MinnPost · 22h

Minnesota looks for loose change to support 440,000 residents about to lose SNAP benefits

Come November, the shutdown’s impacts are expected to broaden from affecting mostly federal employees to include recipients of longstanding federal aid programs for food and home heating.

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Second Harvest, ABC 27, and other organizations working to feed families as SNAP benefit deadline l

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NJ SNAP benefits: Where to find food pantries in the state

States aren't sending November SNAP benefits during the government shutdown. See where Americans depend on food stamps.

States like Texas and Pennsylvania said they won't be able to fulfill SNAP benefits in November if the government shutdown continues.

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States worry about how to fill the gap in food aid ahead of a federal benefits halt

Officials in Louisiana, Vermont and Virginia pledged Thursday to keep food aid flowing to recipients in their states, even if the federal program is stalled next month because of the government shutdown.

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US states warn food aid benefits will halt if federal shutdown drags on

Warnings issued on at least two dozen state websites flag the potential for an unprecedented benefit gap for more than 41 million people.