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Connecticut to fund Nov. SNAP benefits for state recipients

Oregon issues full November SNAP food benefits under Gov. Kotek’s direction following federal judge’s order

Oregon's Department of Human Services employees worked through the night and issued full November Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits Friday in the wake of a federal judge's order and following Governor Tina Kotek's directive,

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Oregon SNAP benefits to be fully funded for November, Gov. Kotek says

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Oregon restores full SNAP benefits for November after judge orders Trump admin to fully fund program

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Partial SNAP benefits being paid to Illinois recipients for November, officials say

Partial SNAP benefits are being paid to nearly 2 million Illinois recipients for November, officials said.

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Some Illinois residents receive partial SNAP benefits due to them this month

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Coloradans on SNAP could get their November benefits in the next few days

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Michigan SNAP clients expected get at least partial November benefits soon

A number of emergency assistance efforts have been announced in Metro Detroit and across Michigan during the past two weeks in response to the SNAP funding delays, combined with still-missing paycheck...

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Minnesota officials say SNAP benefits will be funded for November

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November SNAP benefits to be fully paid out announces CDHS

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November SNAP benefits stalled in Oregon due to federal government shutdown

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Roughly 757,000 Oregonians who are signed up for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will not be getting their food benefits in November due to the ongoing federal shutdown, officials say. Those impacted will be ...

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Oregon, Washington among coalition suing USDA for cutting SNAP benefits

Oregon and Washington are among nearly two dozen states suing the Trump administration for suspending Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in November, a move the attorneys general say is illegal.