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Glenn Youngkin, state of emergency and SNAP

Youngkin declares state of emergency over ‘Democrat Shutdown’ depleting SNAP benefits for 850K Virginians

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin declared a state of emergency Thursday from Richmond, blaming congressional Democrats for dragging out the federal government shutdown, projecting the Supplemental Nutrit...

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Youngkin declares state of emergency, Va. redistricting, shutdown pay disputed: Sunrise Brief

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Gov. Youngkin declares state of emergency in Virginia as government shutdown threatens November SNAP benefits

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Tennessee families prepare for possible SNAP benefit delays as shutdown persists

With the federal government shutdown now underway, some Tennessee families are worried about the possibility of losing access to food assistance if federal funding stalls next month.

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Arizona SNAP benefits to lapse in November unless federal government releases funds, DES says

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SNAP benefits at risk, workers miss pay as shutdown continues

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‘Don’t know what we’re going to do;’ SNAP benefits could halt if government shutdown continues

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services told people on SNAP benefits they may not get anything in November as the government shutdown continues.

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SNAP benefits: Virginia declares a state of emergency; other states prep for fallout as shutdown threatens food stamps for 42 million Americans

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Gov. Lee warns to expect delay in SNAP benefits

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'It's nuts:' Gov. Glenn Youngkin slams Virginia Democrats’ last-minute redistricting push

Virginia Democrats who control the majorities in the State Senate and the House of Delegates are taking steps to redraw the Commonwealth’s U.S. House districts.

Youngkin petitions Virginia Supreme Court amid NAACP’s challenge over voting rights restorations

A yearslong legal challenge to Gov. Glenn Youngkin over access to records concerning his administration’s changes to voting rights restoration entered a new chapter this year, after the Virginia Court of Appeals in August ruled that the case,