In 2010, some 80,000 families in Kentucky were at or below the poverty line. Many of these families have members who are working, with under 20 percent of those families relying on welfare as their main support. The remaining 80% of those living in poverty combine their salaries with government assistance such as food stamps, K-tap, and medicaid.
I do not have specific data on the race percentage for welfare recipients in Kentucky. You may want to refer to official government sources or research studies for this information.
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There is no specific data available that provides an exact percentage of Christians among people on welfare. Welfare recipients come from diverse religious backgrounds, and information on religious affiliation is not typically collected in welfare-related surveys.
As of 2021, approximately 11% of the population in Georgia receives welfare benefits.
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About 2.8% of Connecticut's population received welfare benefits, such as TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families), as of 2020.
In the United States, about 38% of welfare recipients are White, making up the largest racial group receiving welfare.
Approximately 20-25% of adults smoke, in Kentucky, and in the U.S. (varying, depending upon the study cited).
According to U.S. Census data, the percentage of individuals on welfare varies by race, with white Americans having the largest number of individuals on welfare due to the size of the population. However, the percentage of Black Americans on welfare is higher in proportion to their population size.