Premature Cut Off data

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6	State Unilateral Action to Cut off Federal Benefits
7	Workers Impacted and Federal Dollars Lost
8	By Andrew Stettner, Sr. Fellow and Ellie Kaverman, Intern
9	Last Updated July 29, 2021
10	Explanation: Several states have unilaterally ended the payment of federal jobless benefits. This table compiles the number of workers impacted by this cut off. This includes those on pandemic benefits (PUA and PEUC) and also those who are on state benefits would lose the $300 supplement. The table separates out the $ amount from the loss of PUA and PEUC benefits, and the loss of FPUC to all workers in the state.
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14		Total Number of Workers	Total Amount At Stake	FPUC Funds	Other Federal Funds	States have dropped out	Cut Off Date	Court Injunction in Place	Money Lost	Workers Impacted	Workers Losing All Benefits	Maintaining PUA/PEUC
15	Alabama	72,998	$435,779,096	$262,792,800	$172,986,296	Yes	6/19/2021		$435,779,096	72,998	59,431	No
16	Alaska	34,094	$194,920,416	$122,738,400	$72,182,016	Yes	6/12/2021		$122,738,400	34,094		Yes
17	Arizona	216,299	$1,108,396,053	$778,676,400	$329,719,653	Yes	7/10/2021		$778,676,400	216,299		Yes
18	Arkansas	83,535	$361,011,779	$300,726,000	$60,285,779	Yes	6/26/2021		$361,011,779	83,535	62,963	No
24	Florida	417,371	$2,235,901,373	$1,502,537,040	$733,364,333	Yes	6/26/2021		$1,502,537,040	417,371	0	Yes
25	Georgia	237,454	$1,146,714,336	$854,834,400	$291,879,936	Yes	6/26/2021		$1,146,714,336	237,454	117,504	No
27	Idaho	15,362	$85,985,680	$55,303,200	$30,682,480	Yes	6/19/2021		$85,985,680	15,362	8,655	No
30	Iowa	56,428	$337,302,156	$203,140,800	$134,161,356	Yes	6/12/2021		$337,302,156	56,428	30,818	No
33	Louisiana	212,014	$1,057,909,122	$763,250,400	$294,658,722	Yes	8/3/2021		$1,057,909,122	212,014	164,314
39	Mississippi	82,625	$393,678,835	$297,450,000	$96,228,835	Yes	6/12/2021		$393,678,835	82,625	56,703	No
40	Missouri	143,172	$738,660,640	$515,419,200	$223,241,440	Yes	6/12/2021		$738,660,640	143,172	87,364	No
41	Montana	26,315	$131,706,439	$78,945,000	$52,761,439	Yes	6/26/2021		$131,706,439	26,315	17,993	No
42	Nebraska	14,746	$78,919,872	$53,085,600	$25,834,272	Yes	6/19/2021		$78,919,872	14,746	7,315	No
44	New Hampshire	29,054	$139,306,113	$104,594,400	$34,711,713	Yes	6/19/2021		$139,306,113	29,054	13,170	No
49	North Dakota	12,116	$86,148,627	$43,617,600	$42,531,027	Yes	6/19/2021		$43,617,600	12,116	8,676	No
50	Ohio	484,525	$3,022,330,031	$1,744,290,000	$1,278,040,031	Yes	6/26/2021		$3,022,330,031	484,525	0	Yes
51	Oklahoma	68,489	$403,591,537	$246,560,400	$157,031,137	Yes	6/26/2021		$403,591,537	68,489	47,328	No
56	South Carolina	146,099	$773,307,317	$525,956,400	$247,350,917	Yes	6/26/2021		$773,307,317	146,099	107,690	No
57	South Dakota	3,893	$20,678,656	$14,014,800	$6,663,856	Yes	6/26/2021		$20,678,656	3,893	1,728	No
58	Tennessee	153,772	$779,461,573	$553,579,200	$225,882,373	Yes	7/3/2021		$779,461,573	153,772	101,978	No
59	Texas	979,269	$6,487,769,358	$3,525,368,400	$2,962,400,958	Yes	6/26/2021		$6,487,769,358	979,269	767,830	No
60	Utah	23,904	$147,861,047	$86,054,400	$61,806,647	Yes	6/26/2021		$147,861,047	23,904	12,682	No
65	West Virginia	40,976	$219,539,547	$147,513,600	$72,025,947	Yes	6/19/2021		$147,513,600	40,976	24,748	No
67	Wyoming	8,376	$56,756,660	$30,153,600	$26,603,060	Yes	6/19/2021		$56,756,660	8,376	5,458	No
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