Overview
- November SNAP payments have begun in Texas, California, and Connecticut with the benefits worth up to $1,751 per household, depending on factors such as household size and income.
- Texas distributes SNAP payments over the first 10 business days of each month. The payment amount ranges from $291 for a single household to $1,751 for an eight-member household, plus an extra $219 for each additional member.
- In California, the SNAP program known as CalFresh issues payments from the 1st to the 10th of the month. Around 13% of Californians, nearly 5 million people, receive these benefits each month.
- Connecticut delivers SNAP benefits over the first three days of the month with distribution based on the first letter of the last name associated with the SNAP account. Around 10% of the state's population, or 375,400 people, receive food stamps.
- SNAP benefits are intended for purchasing food and non-alcoholic drinks, and cannot be used for non-food household items, tobacco products, alcohol, or prepared foods.