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SNAP | County-by-County Breakdown of Pennsylvania Recipients

MICHIGAN, UNITED STATES, JUL 3 – Governor Whitmer warns that Medicaid and SNAP cuts in a Republican bill could slash Michigan's GDP by $4.5 billion and threaten 41,000 jobs across multiple sectors.

  • Pennsylvania faces potential $800 million in food aid cuts from President Trump's federal bill set to finalize in July 2025 impacting SNAP and Medicaid programs.
  • The bill proposes sweeping cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, increasing states' administrative costs and imposing new work requirements leading to benefit losses.
  • These cuts threaten about 140,000 Pennsylvanians losing SNAP benefits, endangering 12,000 grocery and farm jobs and risking 60,000 healthcare jobs from Medicaid changes.
  • Marc Stier cautioned a possible $9.95 billion federal funding loss could cause 139,000 job losses, while disruption to nonprofits and hospitals raises concern over impacts on vulnerable populations.
  • The cuts could lead to increased food pantry demand and strain Pennsylvania’s budget, raising urgent questions about the state’s ability to maintain these essential safety net services.
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Trump’s massive tax bill could cost Pa. $800M to keep food benefits program going

Two million Pennsylvanians rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, many of them children and older adults.

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thelivingstonpost.com broke the news in on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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