 And the head of the state's largest food bank isn't hopeful the Farm Bill will pass through Congress before this fall's election. CEO Allison O'Toole says it could impact hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans who receive SNAP benefits, formerly known as food stamps. The Farm Bill is usually a bipartisan agreement. As we near election, partisanship, you know, heightens. And so I don't have as much hope that it's going to get done before the election. SNAP is critical.