Each year, the US Census Bureau reports the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM) from the prior calendar year. Unlike the Official Poverty Measure, the SPM considers taxes, in-kind benefits, and local housing costs.

In 2021, the latest year available, the SPM poverty rate hit its all-time low at 7.8%.

This question will resolve to the value the Census Bureau reports for 2023, likely in September 2024.

I've set the initial value to 7.8%, the 2021 value. I've set the range from 0% to 15%, which SPM hasn't exceeded since 2014.

See also the market Will the US Supplemental Poverty Measure be higher in 2022 than 2021?