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SNAP Participation Has Fallen to Lowest Point in 17 Years, Though the Economy Has Not Improved And Food Prices Remain High

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SNAP Participation Has Dropped to Its Lowest Point in 17 Years, Even Though Economic Conditions Haven’t Improved

October 14, 2026
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