Illinois continues work to reduce state’s high SNAP error rate – Center Square

“A very important benefit, but it's a very expensive benefit,” state Rep. Ryan Spain said. “And if we can reduce the error rate as a state of Illinois, we'll be doing a good service for both of those groups.” If the state’s 11.5 percent error rate isn’t nearly cut in half to below 6 percent, Illinois taxpayers could be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars to cover the errors.
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McLovin
4 months ago

Just another typical vote buying scheme by the Illinois Democrats.

David F
4 months ago

Start with getting the illegal aliens out.

Bill also
4 months ago

I hope having all that participate in the program reregister will help end the fraud. I mean errors.

Hello, Indiana!
4 months ago
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IL had to have its arm twisted to reveal the amount of fraud in the first place. Take any claims by them as to cleaning up the system with a box of salt.

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