Food Stamp Usage Drops Below 40 Million for First Time in 8 Years – IOTW Report

Food Stamp Usage Drops Below 40 Million for First Time in 8 Years

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Food stamp participation dropped below 40 million for the first time in eight years, according to the latest numbers on food stamp enrollment from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).

The most recent USDA data reveals that 39,604,428 people were enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)—the program that administers food stamps—as of April 2018. The last time enrollment dipped below 40 million was in February 2010, when 39,588,993 people received SNAP benefits.

The latest data on enrollment shows that overall enrollment in the food stamp program has reached historic lows, reaching its lowest point in eight years.

But food stamp enrollment has been steadily declining over the past few months, keeping pace with the downward trend in SNAP participation since 2013.

Using the latest data from the USDA, here is the month-by-month breakdown of how many people discontinued their SNAP benefits in fiscal year (FY) 2018:

9 Comments on Food Stamp Usage Drops Below 40 Million for First Time in 8 Years

  1. Uh oh, another Obama legacy reversed.

    I’m also pleased I no longer see the roadside kiosk every few miles and street corner kiosk within blocks of each other handing out Obamaphones.

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