What is the 2026 poverty guideline for four people in Oregon?

The 2026 HHS poverty guideline for a household of four in Oregon is $33,000.

Oregon

A household of four is measured against a 2026 poverty guideline of $33,000. Oregon has adopted Medicaid expansion, so the adult income screen is 138 percent of poverty. The 2024 all-items state price parity is 103.4.

Sales tax: 0.0%
Wage income tax: Yes
Property tax: 0.78%

Benefit pages

Each program has its own page for Oregon. The label is the illustrative household of four at $48,000.

SNAP eligibility · unlikely
Medicaid and CHIP eligibility · maybe
WIC eligibility · likely
School meals eligibility · likely
LIHEAP eligibility · maybe
Earned Income Tax Credit eligibility · likely
Child Tax Credit eligibility · likely
Marketplace subsidies eligibility · likely
Lifeline eligibility · unlikely
SSI eligibility · unlikely
State programs eligibility · maybe

Counties

Baker County · 2-bed $1,014
Benton County · 2-bed $1,857
Clackamas County · 2-bed $1,878
Clatsop County · 2-bed $1,318
Columbia County · 2-bed $1,878
Coos County · 2-bed $1,173
Crook County · 2-bed $1,390
Curry County · 2-bed $1,379
Deschutes County · 2-bed $1,893
Douglas County · 2-bed $1,212
Grant County · 2-bed $1,068
Harney County · 2-bed $1,014
Hood River County · 2-bed $1,888
Jackson County · 2-bed $1,539
Jefferson County · 2-bed $1,213
Josephine County · 2-bed $1,331
Klamath County · 2-bed $1,134
Lake County · 2-bed $1,062
Lane County · 2-bed $1,546
Lincoln County · 2-bed $1,400
Linn County · 2-bed $1,726
Malheur County · 2-bed $1,014
Marion County · 2-bed $1,692
Morrow County · 2-bed $1,014
Multnomah County · 2-bed $1,878
Polk County · 2-bed $1,692
Tillamook County · 2-bed $1,301
Umatilla County · 2-bed $1,131
Union County · 2-bed $1,114
Wallowa County · 2-bed $1,116
Wasco County · 2-bed $1,604
Washington County · 2-bed $1,878
Yamhill County · 2-bed $1,878

Towns

222 places in Oregon have a cost page and a benefits page.

Metros in this ranking

Portland · Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA