evidence: The claim: Ohio raised income limits to qualify for SNAP benefits by $1,000 for some [...] For the family of three example cited in the post, the increase was $116 ($2,379 to $2,495), not the nearly $1,000 claimed. [...] Based on our research, we rate FALSE the claim that Ohio was increasing income limits for SNAP eligibility by $1,000 for some. The comparison in the post was made by comparing two different programs. Actual increases within each program were much smaller, typically $100 to $200 depending on family size.