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A U.S. hex map showing the percentage of households receiving SNAP or food stamp benefits by congressional district. Dark red districts have 20% or more households receiving benefits, while yellow areas have less than 5%. Nationwide, 11.8% of households—about 15.6 million—receive SNAP assistance. High-dependency districts cluster in the rural South, parts of the Midwest, and major urban centers, while lower rates appear across much of the Midwest and Mountain West. Data come from the 2024 American Community Survey.

How Reliant Are America’s Congressional Districts on SNAP?

October 28, 2025 Chase 0

Explore how many U.S. households rely on SNAP in each congressional district and see who may be affected by the 2025 government shutdown.

The Evolving Shape of the American Household

October 7, 2025 Chase 0

Explore how American household types have shifted since the 1940s using data. See trends in married, unmarried, and nonfamily households.

Breaking Down Voter Turnout in the 2024 Presidential Election

September 22, 2025 Chase 0

This visualization uses data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey, 2024 Voting Supplement. It highlights how voting patterns vary across different demographic characteristics. […]

QWIC: Quality Wellness Indicator for Children

September 1, 2025 Chase 0

QWIC measures six protective factors of child well-being to track opportunity and the pursuit of happiness.