Income limits by state

Each state page lists gross income limits for SNAP, WIC, school meals, LIHEAP, and Medicaid. A dollar appears only when an official table gives that figure. Expanded states use 138 percent of the 2026 poverty guidelines for adults. States that have not expanded show the parent limit from KFF's January 2026 table.

Medicaid expansion and the LIHEAP heating standard, by state.
State	Medicaid	Adult limit	LIHEAP
Alabama	Not expanded	18% of poverty, family of 3	150% of poverty
Alaska	Expanded	138% of poverty	150% of poverty
Arizona	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Arkansas	Expanded	138% of poverty	Mixed. See state page
California	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Colorado	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Connecticut	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Delaware	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
District of Columbia	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Florida	Not expanded	26% of poverty, family of 3	60% of state median income
Georgia	Not expanded	100% of poverty	60% of state median income
Hawaii	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Idaho	Expanded	138% of poverty	Mixed. See state page
Illinois	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Indiana	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Iowa	Expanded	138% of poverty	200% of poverty
Kansas	Not expanded	38% of poverty, family of 3	150% of poverty
Kentucky	Expanded	138% of poverty	150% of poverty
Louisiana	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Maine	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Maryland	Expanded	138% of poverty	Varies by household size
Massachusetts	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Michigan	Expanded	138% of poverty	110% of poverty
Minnesota	Expanded	138% of poverty	50% of state median income
Mississippi	Not expanded	21% of poverty, family of 3	60% of state median income
Missouri	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Montana	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Nebraska	Expanded	138% of poverty	150% of poverty
Nevada	Expanded	138% of poverty	150% of poverty
New Hampshire	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
New Jersey	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
New Mexico	Expanded	138% of poverty	150% of poverty
New York	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
North Carolina	Expanded	138% of poverty	130% of poverty
North Dakota	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Ohio	Expanded	138% of poverty	175% of poverty
Oklahoma	Expanded	138% of poverty	130% of poverty
Oregon	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Pennsylvania	Expanded	138% of poverty	150% of poverty
Rhode Island	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
South Carolina	Not expanded	67% of poverty, family of 3	60% of state median income
South Dakota	Expanded	138% of poverty	Mixed. See state page
Tennessee	Not expanded	105% of poverty, family of 3	60% of state median income
Texas	Not expanded	15% of poverty, family of 3	150% of poverty
Utah	Expanded	138% of poverty	150% of poverty
Vermont	Expanded	138% of poverty	60% of state median income
Virginia	Expanded	138% of poverty	150% of poverty
Washington	Expanded	138% of poverty	150% of poverty
West Virginia	Expanded	138% of poverty	Mixed. See state page
Wisconsin	Not expanded	100% of poverty	60% of state median income
Wyoming	Not expanded	43% of poverty, family of 3	60% of state median income

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