Overarching pieces of information from the survey specifically for North Dakota:

• Food insufficiency was more prevalent in households with children than in households without children prior to the pandemic.
• Food insufficiency increased during the pandemic.
• Affordability was most frequently reported as a reason for not having enough to eat. 
• Households with children were three times more likely to have received free groceries or free meals.
• School programs with free meals were the predominant source of support for meals and groceries for households with children.
• See the results for the Pulse survey “Food Insufficiency” measure here.