GCPI - State-by-State Medicaid, SNAP, and Family Income Comparison Data, 20250604 (Workbook).xlsx

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1	State-by-State Medicaid, SNAP, & Family Income Comparison Data
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3			Number of people		Number of people as percent of state population		Average annual income (Adjusted Gross Income)
4	Note: To be consistent with IRS published data, families are defined using tax units and income is defined using adjusted gross income	Total Population	In families that participate in SNAP or Medicaid	In families with income above $500,000	In families that participate in SNAP or Medicaid	In families with income above $500,000	Families that participate in SNAP or Medicaid	Families with income above $500,000	In this state, "__" times as many people live in families that participate in SNAP or Medicaid than in a family with income above $500,000	In this state, the mean income of families with income above $500,000 is "__" times the mean income of families that participate in SNAP or Medicaid

5	Alabama	4,933,000	1,658,000	55,630	34%	1.1%	$25,000	$1,425,475	30	57
6	Alaska	704,000	212,000	9,950	30%	1.4%	$36,000	$1,142,896	21	32
7	Arizona	7,204,000	2,127,000	112,930	30%	1.6%	$30,000	$1,485,250	19	49
8	Arkansas	2,963,000	1,113,000	31,710	38%	1.1%	$26,000	$1,799,286	35	70
9	California	38,154,000	13,919,000	1,185,980	36%	3.1%	$32,000	$1,436,751	12	45
10	Colorado	5,718,000	1,448,000	144,780	25%	2.5%	$35,000	$1,386,922	10	40
11	Connecticut	3,506,000	1,048,000	137,240	30%	3.9%	$33,000	$1,697,404	8	52
12	Delaware	996,000	291,000	14,090	29%	1.4%	$35,000	$1,266,153	21	36
13	District of Columbia	634,000	188,000	28,170	30%	4.4%	$38,000	$1,623,680	7	43
14	Florida	21,768,000	6,475,000	486,020	30%	2.2%	$30,000	$2,171,026	13	73
15	Georgia	10,663,000	3,400,000	191,920	32%	1.8%	$31,000	$1,409,043	18	46
16	Hawaii	1,399,000	425,000	17,040	30%	1.2%	$33,000	$1,478,014	25	45
17	Idaho	1,889,000	539,000	30,090	29%	1.6%	$35,000	$1,476,103	18	43
18	Illinois	12,307,000	3,646,000	280,310	30%	2.3%	$29,000	$1,519,928	13	52
19	Indiana	6,655,000	1,883,000	85,230	28%	1.3%	$27,000	$1,423,026	22	53
20	Iowa	3,102,000	867,000	40,750	28%	1.3%	$33,000	$1,369,431	21	42
21	Kansas	2,851,000	654,000	45,670	23%	1.6%	$31,000	$1,386,350	14	45
22	Kentucky	4,392,000	1,625,000	43,800	37%	1.0%	$27,000	$1,324,472	37	50
23	Louisiana	4,466,000	1,974,000	52,560	44%	1.2%	$25,000	$1,380,094	38	54
24	Maine	1,348,000	360,000	17,710	27%	1.3%	$29,000	$1,203,883	20	42
25	Maryland	6,039,000	1,776,000	128,340	29%	2.1%	$37,000	$1,278,492	14	35
26	Massachusetts	6,744,000	2,145,000	259,140	32%	3.8%	$35,000	$1,517,604	8	43
27	Michigan	9,821,000	3,023,000	136,580	31%	1.4%	$26,000	$1,442,234	22	55
28	Minnesota	5,581,000	1,328,000	114,920	24%	2.1%	$32,000	$1,305,687	12	40
29	Mississippi	2,846,000	1,063,000	22,730	37%	0.8%	$22,000	$1,459,328	47	65
30	Missouri	6,014,000	1,522,000	81,490	25%	1.4%	$26,000	$1,479,938	19	57
31	Montana	1,094,000	315,000	18,540	29%	1.7%	$31,000	$1,711,093	17	55
32	Nebraska	1,921,000	434,000	30,850	23%	1.6%	$30,000	$1,508,857	14	50
33	Nevada	3,143,000	976,000	50,320	31%	1.6%	$29,000	$2,246,858	19	78
34	New Hampshire	1,358,000	264,000	30,690	19%	2.3%	$35,000	$1,561,735	9	44
35	New Jersey	9,092,000	2,436,000	326,230	27%	3.6%	$35,000	$1,297,649	7	37
36	New Mexico	2,070,000	917,000	16,120	44%	0.8%	$25,000	$1,291,757	57	52
37	New York	19,063,000	7,106,000	528,150	37%	2.8%	$32,000	$1,841,763	13	57
38	North Carolina	10,418,000	3,178,000	182,570	31%	1.8%	$30,000	$1,317,214	17	45
39	North Dakota	750,000	129,000	14,010	17%	1.9%	$34,000	$1,336,390	9	39
40	Ohio	11,472,000	3,218,000	158,330	28%	1.4%	$24,000	$1,364,959	20	56
41	Oklahoma	3,902,000	1,361,000	43,910	35%	1.1%	$28,000	$1,409,194	31	50
42	Oregon	4,143,000	1,401,000	64,600	34%	1.6%	$31,000	$1,257,044	22	41
43	Pennsylvania	12,540,000	3,854,000	235,690	31%	1.9%	$32,000	$1,390,048	16	44
44	Rhode Island	1,049,000	310,000	16,850	30%	1.6%	$33,000	$1,411,242	18	42
45	South Carolina	5,143,000	1,564,000	72,530	30%	1.4%	$29,000	$1,389,978	22	48
46	South Dakota	878,000	187,000	15,820	21%	1.8%	$25,000	$1,593,038	12	63
47	Tennessee	6,904,000	2,057,000	112,370	30%	1.6%	$27,000	$1,543,609	18	57
48	Texas	29,420,000	8,691,000	601,220	30%	2.0%	$31,000	$1,679,447	14	55
49	Utah	3,328,000	568,000	67,320	17%	2.0%	$37,000	$1,672,830	8	45
50	Vermont	622,000	190,000	9,520	30%	1.5%	$29,000	$1,271,420	20	43
51	Virginia	8,447,000	2,046,000	187,190	24%	2.2%	$32,000	$1,387,838	11	44
52	Washington	7,632,000	2,311,000	225,460	30%	3.0%	$37,000	$1,312,230	10	35
53	West Virginia	1,723,000	663,000	11,790	38%	0.7%	$25,000	$1,216,548	56	50
54	Wisconsin	5,755,000	1,503,000	84,730	26%	1.5%	$29,000	$1,489,294	18	51
55	Wyoming	568,000	109,000	10,000	19%	1.8%	$34,000	$2,840,067	11	84
56	Total for 50 states + DC	325,135,000	100,497,000	6,869,590	31%	2.1%	$30,000	$1,547,944	15	51
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58	Source: (See methodology tab for for more details.)	GCPI analysis of 2022 ACS data	GCPI analysis of 2022 ACS data	GCPI analysis of 2022 IRS data	GCPI analysis of 2022 ACS data	GCPI analysis of 2022 IRS & ACS data	GCPI analysis of 2022 ACS data	GCPI analysis of 2022 IRS data	GCPI analysis of 2022 IRS & ACS data	GCPI analysis of 2022 IRS & ACS data
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60	Rounding: ACS data are rounded to the nearest 1,000. IRS data are left unrounded since they're based on published IRS figures. All percents and ratios were calculated using unrounded figures.
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