• What are Food Stamps?
• Calculating Benefits
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Local SNAP data

Posted: September 25, 2012

FRAC has made a bunch of charts available compiled from the 2011 American Community Survey, released by the Census Bureau on September 20th.  They contain a wealth of information , including the ability to look at SNAP participation in 2011 by households at the state, county, and congressional district level. Charts available on FRAC’s website include:

1. States sorted alphabetically (pdf), and by rank (pdf) of percent of population participating in SNAP;
2. Counties (with populations of more than 65,000 people) sorted alphabetically (pdf), and by rank (pdf) of percent of population participating in SNAP; and
3. Congressional districts sorted alphabetically (pdf), and by rank (pdf) of percent of population participating in SNAP.

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