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Taos County: Medicaid dependency reached 10.8% in 2022

In 2022, Medicaid transfers made up 10.8% of income in Taos County, providing an average of $5,040 per capita to residents.

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 28, 2025

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San Miguel County: Medicaid made up 22% of total income in 2022

In 2022, Medicaid transfers made up 22% of income in San Miguel County, providing an average of $10,000 per capita to residents.

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 25, 2025

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Quay County residents received $20,947 per capita in government transfers in 2022, ranking fourth in New Mexico

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 24, 2025

In 2022, residents of Quay County received an average of $20,947 per capita in government transfer payments—ranking it fourth highest in New Mexico.

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Harding County: Income Maintenance dependency reached 3.4% in 2022

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 22, 2025

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 3.4% of income in Harding County, providing an average of $1,548 per capita to residents.

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Union County: Income Maintenance made up 4.1% of total income in 2022

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 19, 2025

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 4.1% of income in Union County, providing an average of $1,768 per capita to residents.

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San Miguel County ranks third highest in New Mexico for per capita government transfer income at $21,815 in 2022

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 17, 2025

In 2022, San Miguel County ranked third highest per capita recipient of government transfers in New Mexico, with transfers making up 48% of total income.

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Mora County: Income Maintenance transfers accounted for 5.3% of income in 2022

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 16, 2025

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 5.3% of income in Mora County, providing an average of $2,735 per capita to residents.

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Quay County: Residents received $25 million per capita from Income Maintenance transfers in 2022

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 13, 2025

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 6.2% of income in Quay County, providing an average of $2,925 per capita to residents.

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Mora County ranks second highest in New Mexico for per capita government transfer income at $23,421 in 2022

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 10, 2025

In 2022, residents of Mora County received an average of $23,421 per capita in government transfer payments—ranking it second highest in New Mexico.

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Colfax County: Income Maintenance dependency reached 4.3% in 2022

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 9, 2025

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 4.3% of income in Colfax County, providing an average of $2,150 per capita to residents.

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Taos County: Income Maintenance made up 4.5% of total income in 2022

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 6, 2025

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 4.5% of income in Taos County, providing an average of $2,110 per capita to residents.

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San Miguel County: Income Maintenance transfers accounted for 7% of income in 2022

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 1, 2025

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 7% of income in San Miguel County, providing an average of $3,175 per capita to residents.

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Amount of taxpayer-funded subsidies plummet in cities associated with Colfax County in 2021

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 4, 2024

Farms throughout cities in Colfax County received $2.8 million less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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The state of taxpayer-funded farm subsidies in cities associated with Harding County in 2021

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 3, 2024

Farms throughout cities in Harding County received $225,570 less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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Did farm subsidies in cities associated with Mora County rise or fall in 2021?

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 2, 2024

Farms throughout cities in Mora County received $267,038 less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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Farm subsidies plummet in 2021 across cities in Quay County

By NE New Mexico News | Mar 1, 2024

Farms throughout cities in Quay County received $2.8 million less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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Amount of taxpayer-funded subsidies plummet in cities associated with San Miguel County in 2021

By NE New Mexico News | Feb 29, 2024

Farms throughout cities in San Miguel County received $1.3 million less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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The state of taxpayer-funded farm subsidies in cities associated with Taos County in 2021

By NE New Mexico News | Feb 28, 2024

Farms throughout cities in Taos County received $31,814 less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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How much in taxpayer-funded subsidies did farmers in Harding County receive in 2021?

By NE New Mexico News | Feb 28, 2024

Farms in Harding County received $1,104,975 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Taxpayer-funded subsidies offered to Mora County farmers in 2021 reached $1,036,707

By NE New Mexico News | Feb 27, 2024

Farms in Mora County received $1,036,707 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.