USDA ERS - State SNAP Policies Unlikely to Close Participation Gap

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Researchers studied how State policies in the administration of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program influenced participation by senior residents in those States. They found specific State policies were unlikely to close a gap between participation by senior and non-senior households.

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