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SNAP Error Rates Threaten State Budgets | Portland News
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A new federal law is forcing states to tighten SNAP error rates or pay billions themselves—starting in 2028, states above 6% error rates face steep penalties. Most states are already over the mark, with only a few like Idaho and Wisconsin meeting the target. States like Missouri, with error rates over 8%, could be on the hook for 10% of SNAP costs if they don’t improve. As SNAP enrollment drops nationwide, stricter rules—including work requirements—are already reshaping the program’s future.
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