Impact of Government Shutdown on SNAP Beneficiaries in Oregon
More than 757,000 Oregonians may lose the support they rely on to buy groceries due to the government shutdown.
The Department of Agriculture has announced that debit cards used to buy food under the SNAP program will not be replenished in November if the shutdown continues.
Federal funding for SNAP will run out Nov. 1 if the federal government remains shut down.
- Over 757,000 Oregonians rely on SNAP for grocery assistance.
- The program is set to be cut off on November 1.
This story is a production of the Oregon Journalism Project, a nonprofit investigative newsroom.
Author's summary: Oregonians face loss of SNAP benefits.
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