It’s been a year since Donald Trump slashed SNAP funding in his “Big Beautiful Bill.” Here’s how many people have lost food assistance in each state. Alabama: -52,480 Alaska: -422 Arizona: -469,400 Arkansas: -18,549 California: -300,838 Colorado: -26,095 Connecticut: -33,599 Delaware: -18,458 Florida: -495,585 Georgia: No Data Hawaii: -7,926 Idaho: -7,588 Illinois: -201,959 Indiana: -55,706 Iowa: -23,630 Kansas: -19,780 Kentucky: -39,094 Louisiana: -127,693 Maine: -11,071 Maryland: -32,502 Massachusetts: -145,968 Michigan: -158,599 Minnesota: -16,011 Mississippi: -40,350 Missouri: -48,436 Montana: -6,937 Nebraska: -16,873 Nevada: -70,965 New Hampshire: -1,514 New Jersey: -40,506 New Mexico: -17,106 New York: -147,176 North Carolina: -177,415 North Dakota: -4,938 Ohio: -106,133 Oklahoma: -107,821 Oregon: -46,792 Pennsylvania: -200,976 Rhode Island: -15,390 South Carolina: -63,100 South Dakota: -5,001 Tennessee: -99,979 Texas: -392,637 Utah: -21,787 Vermont: -4,547 Virginia: -114,077 Washington: -34,401 West Virginia: -14,337 Wisconsin: -22,485 Wyoming: -1,820(Elizabeth Warren)