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Coverage dated July 13, 2026

USDA finds North Dakota has high SNAP error rate

Headline from KX News Bismarck

The USDA says North Dakota is not within acceptable rates of error when it comes to SNAP benefits.

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  1. North Dakota Monitor

    North Dakota could pay millions for high SNAP error rate (opens North Dakota Monitor)

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    Nearly one in 10 approved Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program applications in North Dakota in 2025 had some kind of error. Under a federal law passed last year, that means the state may have to pay 10% of its residents’ benefits — or nearly $13 million — every fiscal year unless it can bring i…

  2. KX News Bismarck

    USDA finds North Dakota has high SNAP error rate (opens KX News Bismarck)

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    KX News Bismarck's feed description

    The USDA says North Dakota is not within acceptable rates of error when it comes to SNAP benefits.

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