If the proposed federal rule change had been in place, and households above 130% FPL in gross income or above 100% FPL in net income who were not receiving substantial and ongoing TANF benefits had not been eligible, then Wisconsin would have received $920,832 less in federal SNAP benefits.
Yoho discusses the financial impact of proposed changes to SNAP eligibility in Wisconsin.
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