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Connecticut

Old-Age (retirement), Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI)—popularly referred to as Social Security—provides

monthly benefits to workers and their families when earnings stop or are reduced because the worker retires, dies, or becom

disabled. The amount of benefits received is based on the worker’s level of earnings in employment or self-employmentcovered by the Social Security program.

for December 2003

Total

Retired

workersa

Disabled

workers Widow(er)sb

Wives and

husbands Children

All

beneficiaries

Retired

workers Widow(er)sb

Connecticut 582,834 404,950 60,532 50,208 25,348 41,796 545,944 408,779 48,772 445,

130,865 91,032 14,168 10,483 4,966 10,216 120,185 90,090 10,061 98,

106,141 72,658 11,415 9,382 5,107 7,579 97,750 71,836 8,971 79,

119,826 82,820 13,246 10,530 4,610 8,620 111,426 82,903 10,093 91,

109,679 78,207 8,693 9,954 6,098 6,727 108,334 83,247 10,115 88,

116,323 80,233 13,010 9,859 4,567 8,654 108,247 80,700 9,531 87,

47,038,391 29,531,615 5,873,673 4,899,704 2,772,576 3,960,823 39,541,474 27,230,628 4,238,982 33,433,

a.

b.

c.

Table 1.

Number of OASDI beneficiaries with benefits in current-payment status and monthly benefit amount,

December 2003

Numbe

OA

beneficia

aged 65 or o

Monthly benefit amount

(thousands of dollars)Number of beneficiaries

Congressional district

1

2

3

4

Includes nondisabled widow(er)s, disabled widow(er)s, widowed mothers and fathers, and parents.

Includes beneficiaries in the 50 states, District of Columbia, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands.

5

All areasc

SOURCE: Social Security Administration, Master Beneficiary Record, 100 percent data.

Includes special age-72 beneficiaries.



Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a federal cash assistance program that provides monthly payments to low-income

aged, blind, or disabled persons in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the Northern Mariana Islands.

Social Security Administration

Office of Policy

Office of Research, Evaluation, and Statistics

500 E Street, SW, 8th Floor

Washington, DC 20254

SSA Publication No. 13-11710

For technical information about the data processing,

call Cherice Jefferies (410) 965-5520.

2 ♦ Con gressional Statistics for December 2003, Conn ecticut

Total Aged Blind Disabled Total Aged Blind Disabled

With

OASDIa

Aged

or o

Connecticut 51,122 6,949 504 43,669 21,700 2,224 207 19,268 15,487 12,

14,185 2,145 147 11,893 6,047 707 57 5,281 4,284 3,

6,230 561 69 5,600 2,658 145 31 2,480 2,099 1,

11,001 1,248 101 9,652 4,689 381 41 4,266 3,243 2,

9,149 1,698 86 7,365 3,791 577 33 3,181 2,624 2,

10,557 1,297 101 9,159 4,512 411 43 4,058 3,237 2,

6,902,364 1,232,778 77,082 5,592,504 3,077,818 424,774 35,646 2,617,398 2,421,362 1,989,

a.

b.

Table 2.

Number of recipients of federally administered SSI payments and monthly payment amount, December 2003

Number of recipients

Monthly payment amount

(thousands of dollars) Number of recipients


1

2

3

4

Includes recipients in the 50 states, District of Columbia, and Northern Mariana Islands.

5

All areasb

SOURCE: Social Security Administration, Supplemental Security Record (Characteristic Extract Record format), 100 percent data.

Includes persons who are receiving both SSI payments and Social Security benefits.





Maine




for December 2003

Total

Retired

workersa

Disabled

workers Widow(er)sb

Wives and

husbands Children

All

beneficiaries

Retired

workers Widow(er)sb

Maine 262,521 159,214 41,745 24,904 14,410 22,248 204,070 135,577 20,638 179,

130,989 82,147 18,931 12,223 6,973 10,715 104,878 71,705 10,524 92,

131,532 77,067 22,814 12,681 7,437 11,533 99,192 63,871 10,113 87,

47,038,391 29,531,615 5,873,673 4,899,704 2,772,576 3,960,823 39,541,474 27,230,628 4,238,982 33,433,

a.

b.

c.

Table 1.


December 2003

Numbe

OA

beneficia

aged 65 or o







1

2

All areasc







Office of Policy







2 ♦ Con gressional Statistics for D ecember 2003, Maine


With

OASDIa

Aged

or o

Maine 31,424 2,741 223 28,460 12,165 434 82 11,648 13,775 5,

12,937 1,130 96 11,711 5,040 198 35 4,806 5,728 2,

18,487 1,611 127 16,749 7,124 235 46 6,842 8,047 3,

6,902,364 1,232,778 77,082 5,592,504 3,077,818 424,774 35,646 2,617,398 2,421,362 1,989,

a.

b.

Table 2.








1

2

All areasb






Massachusetts




for December 2003

Total

Retired

workersa

Disabled

workers Widow(er)sb

Wives and

husbands Children

All

beneficiaries

Retired

workers Widow(er)sb

Massachusetts 1,061,843 694,015 138,622 96,365 49,389 83,452 909,314 643,587 87,293 780,

115,153 72,801 16,264 10,756 5,337 9,995 95,227 65,676 9,483 81,

117,707 74,164 17,119 10,789 4,961 10,674 97,730 67,443 9,386 83,

100,707 65,271 13,815 9,063 4,236 8,322 84,848 59,482 8,118 73,

114,143 74,728 14,995 10,143 5,293 8,984 97,197 68,710 9,219 83,

92,760 59,277 13,175 7,910 4,143 8,255 79,732 55,751 7,068 65,

116,216 79,005 12,679 10,976 5,893 7,663 103,700 75,371 10,332 89,

100,649 70,132 10,514 9,167 5,051 5,785 91,565 68,052 8,736 79,

70,052 40,868 13,636 5,519 2,527 7,502 53,488 34,759 4,337 45,

101,866 66,248 13,344 9,486 4,633 8,155 88,056 61,759 8,733 75,

132,590 91,521 13,081 12,556 7,315 8,117 117,766 86,580 11,877 102,

47,038,391 29,531,615 5,873,673 4,899,704 2,772,576 3,960,823 39,541,474 27,230,628 4,238,982 33,433,

a.

b.

c.

Table 1.


December 2003

Numbe

OA

beneficia

aged 65 or o




1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8




9

10

All areasc







Office of Policy







2 ♦ Congressional Statistics for Decem ber 2003, Massachusetts


With

OASDIa

Aged

or o

Massachusetts 167,866 44,729 4,033 119,104 75,886 16,122 1,911 57,852 62,595 48,

18,202 3,188 485 14,529 8,113 905 227 6,980 7,316 3,

21,496 3,915 498 17,083 9,996 1,255 237 8,503 7,949 4,

16,100 3,987 337 11,776 7,165 1,318 163 5,683 6,281 4,

17,748 5,524 476 11,748 7,615 1,863 223 5,528 7,329 5,

17,176 4,231 411 12,534 7,905 1,583 191 6,130 5,882 4,

13,058 3,785 315 8,958 5,949 1,393 146 4,409 4,988 4,

10,187 3,563 307 6,317 4,358 1,301 139 2,916 3,961 3,

29,266 9,978 590 18,698 13,979 4,244 301 9,433 9,396 10,

14,980 4,255 328 10,397 6,748 1,547 159 5,041 5,283 4,

9,653 2,303 286 7,064 4,055 708 121 3,224 4,210 2,

6,902,364 1,232,778 77,082 5,592,504 3,077,818 424,774 35,646 2,617,398 2,421,362 1,989,

a.

b.

Table 2.






1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8



9

10

All areasb






N ew Ham pshire




for December 2003

Total

Retired

workersa

Disabled

workers Widow(er)sb

Wives and

husbands Children

All

beneficiaries

Retired

workers Widow(er)sb

New Hampshire 211,339 139,809 27,923 17,148 9,302 17,157 184,150 132,000 15,697 150,

99,401 65,844 13,451 7,967 4,282 7,857 85,911 61,361 7,238 70,

111,938 73,965 14,472 9,181 5,020 9,300 98,238 70,639 8,458 79,

47,038,391 29,531,615 5,873,673 4,899,704 2,772,576 3,960,823 39,541,474 27,230,628 4,238,982 33,433,

a.

b.

c.

Table 1.


December 2003

Numbe

OA

beneficia

aged 65 or o







1

2

All areasc







Office of Policy







2 ♦ Con gressional Statistics for December 2003, New H ampsh ire


With

OASDIa

Aged

or o

New Hampshire 12,768 935 139 11,694 5,140 232 50 4,857 4,764 1,

5,785 471 62 5,252 2,362 115 24 2,222 2,199

6,983 464 77 6,442 2,777 116 25 2,635 2,565

6,902,364 1,232,778 77,082 5,592,504 3,077,818 424,774 35,646 2,617,398 2,421,362 1,989,

a.

b.

Table 2.








1

2

All areasb






Rhode Island




for December 2003

Total

Retired

workersa

Disabled

workers Widow(er)sb

Wives and

husbands Children

All

beneficiaries

Retired

workers Widow(er)sb

Rhode Island 192,650 129,382 26,442 15,693 6,769 14,364 164,523 119,165 14,033 140,

97,652 66,955 12,723 8,020 3,429 6,525 83,215 61,106 7,155 73,

94,998 62,427 13,719 7,673 3,340 7,839 81,307 58,059 6,878 67,

47,038,391 29,531,615 5,873,673 4,899,704 2,772,576 3,960,823 39,541,474 27,230,628 4,238,982 33,433,

a.

b.

c.

Table 1.


December 2003

Numbe

OA

beneficia

aged 65 or o







1

2

All areasc







Office of Policy







2 ♦ Con gressional Statistics for December 2003, Rhode Island


With

OASDIa

Aged

or o

Rhode Island 29,127 4,147 201 24,779 13,100 1,291 85 11,724 11,242 7,

13,837 2,284 105 11,448 6,109 680 46 5,382 5,707 3,

15,290 1,863 96 13,331 6,991 610 38 6,341 5,535 3,

6,902,364 1,232,778 77,082 5,592,504 3,077,818 424,774 35,646 2,617,398 2,421,362 1,989,

a.

b.

Table 2.








1

2

All areasb






Vermont




for December 2003

Total

Retired

workersa

Disabled

workers Widow(er)sb

Wives and

husbands Children

All

beneficiaries

Retired

workers Widow(er)sb

Vermont 108,247 69,307 14,241 10,361 5,762 8,576 90,294 63,406 8,969 76,

47,038,391 29,531,615 5,873,673 4,899,704 2,772,576 3,960,823 39,541,474 27,230,628 4,238,982 33,433,

a.

b.

c.

Table 1.


December 2003

Numbe

OA

beneficia

aged 65 or o





All areasc









Office of Policy







2 ♦ Con gressional Statistics for Decem ber 2003, Verm ont


With

OASDIa

Aged

or o

Vermont 12,820 1,291 103 11,426 5,050 246 39 4,764 6,048 2,

6,902,364 1,232,778 77,082 5,592,504 3,077,818 424,774 35,646 2,617,398 2,421,362 1,989,

a.

b.

Table 2.






All areasb




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