The bill cuts $230 billion from SNAP over the course of 10 years. Sen. Angus King said 32,000 Mainers are expected to lose benefits.

Some of the bill’s changes go into effect later this year, while others won’t start until after the midterms in 2026.

One in every six Tri-Cities households receive SNAP benefits, according to USDA data. That's nearly 17,000 Tri-Cities families that could be impacted by cuts to the food stamp program.

Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" would drastically cut SNAP benefits, impose stricter work requirements, shift costs to states, and reduce food assistance for millions of low-income Americans

Every dollar saved on taxes over the new few years could help offset the impact of the numerous safety-net cuts.