The Hill reported that time is running out for states to reduce their error rates in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known as SNAP, or risk losing a sizable amount of federal funding. According to the report's summary, the situation is one of "Time is ticking" for affected states.

The Hill's report, written by Alix Martichoux and headlined as a question asking which states are facing possible funding cuts, is organized around what it calls SNAP winners and losers. The summary describes the stakes for states but does not identify any specific state by name.

The summary available for this story does not include error-rate figures, dollar amounts, or specific deadlines. The full article was not available for this report, so those details could not be confirmed. Readers seeking the states involved and the specifics of the potential cuts can consult The Hill's full report on SNAP winners and losers.

Sources: The Hill: SNAP winners and losers: Which states are facing possible funding cuts?.