Thirty-one states elected lieutenant governors in November 2010, a lower number than the record 37 gubernatorial races held that year due to the fact that six U.S. states at the time did not have an office of the lieutenant governor and that one state, Tennessee, automatically makes its Senate President Pro Tem into the lieutenant governor.
To check your food stamp status, call the EBT customer service line for your state, or visit your state's EBT website. Each state's EBT customer service number and website is listed on the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service website.
A: In some cases, the answer is yes. Anyone can apply for food stamps but college students are not always eligible. However, if you need this type of assistance you definitely should take a chance and apply. Citizenship Requirement: To get food stamps, you and the other people in your household must meet certain conditions. Everyone who is applying in your household must have or apply for a Social Security number and be either a U.S. citizen, U.S. national or have status as a qualified alien. Work Requirement: Most able-bodied people between the ages of 18 and 60 must register for work to qualify for food stamps.