§Colorado SSI aged 65+ recipients, July 2026 first print
Framing and exact resolver: this is the SSA SSI Monthly Statistics Table 4 Colorado row, Age 65 or older column, All Federally Administered Payments. The variant is a whole-person count from the Supplemental Security Record, 100 percent data, not payments, federal-only recipients, state-supplement-only recipients, or a smoothed series. The July 2026 table URL may remain unresolved until first publication, but the resolver is the first posted SSA Table 4 value at that address.
Opened SSA SSI Monthly Statistics June 2026 Table 4 for the latest official Colorado age-row anchor.↳ Fetched June 2026 Colorado total 66,417; aged eligibility category 12,127; blind and disabled 54,290; under 18 6,657; age 18-64 36,697; age 65 or older 23,063.Opened SSA SSI Monthly Statistics May 2026 Table 4 for one-month-back official history.↳ Fetched May 2026 Colorado total 66,403; aged eligibility category 12,120; blind and disabled 54,283; under 18 6,649; age 18-64 36,718; age 65 or older 23,036.Opened SSA SSI Monthly Statistics April and March 2026 Table 4 for recent reference-class history.↳ Fetched April 2026 Colorado age 65 or older 23,062 and March 2026 Colorado age 65 or older 23,039.Opened SSA SSI Monthly Statistics February 2026, January 2026, and December 2025 Table 4 for a longer local official history window.↳ Fetched February 2026 Colorado age 65 or older 23,060; January 2026 23,102; December 2025 23,101.Checked SSA Research, Statistics & Policy Analysis Publishing Schedule for the release-calendar basis.↳ Fetched official schedule page listing SSI Monthly Statistics with Monthly frequency and publication release dates; canonical target contract supplies the July 2026 first-print resolution date 2026-08-31 for this monthly release target.Reference class and base rate: the official Colorado 65+ recipient count over December 2025 through June 2026 is 23,101, 23,102, 23,060, 23,039, 23,062, 23,036, and 23,063. The level base rate is a stable 23.0k count series, with no month in this window outside 23,036 to 23,102.
Level, momentum, one-off, and mechanism split: the level anchor is the latest 23,063; six-month momentum is mildly negative at -38 from December to June, while the latest move was +27 from May to June. I apply a small -3 net adjustment because the broader drift offsets the latest rebound. I found no July-specific policy mechanism in the official series definition that would materially change only Colorado aged 65+ recipients.
Prior/update/interval: persistence prior = latest official June 2026 value 23,063 using the December 2025-June 2026 official SSA Table 4 reference class; adjustment components are level 23,063, momentum -6 from the mean monthly change, and recent stabilization +3, giving point 23,060. Successive changes are +1, -42, -21, +23, -26, +27; sigma = 27.9 recipients from the sample standard deviation of those changes; 80% half-width = 1.28*sigma = 1.28*27.9 = 35.7, rounded to 36, so bounds are 23,060-36 = 23,024 and 23,060+36 = 23,096.
Counter-consideration: upside risk is a continued rebound in aged and disabled recipients after the spring decline, which would land above the interval if Colorado age 65+ exceeds 23,096. Downside risk is a renewed administrative or eligibility-driven drop like January-February, which would land below the interval if the first print is under 23,024. Outside the interval would require a move larger than the recent realized month-to-month dispersion.
Review disposition: accepted the optional resolver-clarity suggestion by noting that the July 2026 URL may be unresolved until first publication while preserving the first-posted SSA Table 4 rule; no required fixes were identified.