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States’ struggles to comply with new SNAP law will lead to benefit cuts, Dems predict
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The Florida context Florida's SNAP error rate was 15.3% in fiscal year 2024.
New cost-shareProvisions of the law make states responsible, for the first time, for paying a share of SNAP benefits.
States with higher error rates will be responsible for more funding.
Requiring states with higher error rates to pay a share of the benefits was about effectively managing the program, he said.
“I’m glad someone from Wyoming is here to talk about how to reduce error rates,” McGovern said.
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