Economy, Jobs and Trade

Tariffs

158 public statements from 2026 candidates · 10 related bills

§1The range of views

Why this matters: Tariffs can shield some US industries and jobs from foreign competition, and they can also raise prices on things people buy, so they affect both workers and shoppers.

Drafted by AI, then checked for neutral wording in a separate AI review. It describes the question and the main positions, not any candidate's view. Facts link to their sources.

Taxes on imported goods, which the importer (the business or person bringing the goods in) owes to the federal government when the goods arrive.^1,2

Lower or remove most tariffs
Targeted tariffs on some countries or goods
Broad tariffs on most imports

These options describe policies, not people. The order is not a ranking.

§2What candidates have said

Why this matters: Statements candidates made publicly, summarized in plain words with a link to where they said it. Candidates who haven't spoken publicly on this issue aren't listed.

Drafted by AI from the public sources cited. Each sentence links to its source.

Lower or remove most tariffs (45)

Jeff Wadlin AR Senate
His campaign website says broad tariffs should be eliminated because they raise prices on food, equipment and household goods and invite retaliation against Arkansas farm exports.³
Steve G. Parsons AR-1
His campaign website calls for eliminating trade tariffs, which it says raise prices and cost American jobs.^4,5
Mike McGuire CA-1
His campaign website calls for repealing President Trump's tariffs, and his rural plan calls for eliminating them, saying they raise costs for North State families and expose rural industries to retaliation.^6,7
Richard Pan CA-6
His campaign website says he would work to end President Trump's tariffs, which it says are raising prices for Californians.⁸
Mai Vang CA-7
Her campaign website says she opposes the tariffs it says are squeezing California producers, and that refunds of tariffs the courts ruled illegal should go to the small businesses and families that paid them.⁹
Scott Wiener CA-11
His campaign website says he would repeal President Trump's tariffs and replace them with a trade strategy that protects American workers and businesses.¹⁰
Samantha Mota CA-37
Her campaign website calls for repealing President Trump's tariffs.¹¹
Linda Sánchez CA-41
Her campaign website says she has fought to end President Trump's tariffs, which it says raised costs for everyone and hurt domestic manufacturing.¹²
Marni von Wilpert CA-48
Her campaign website lists repealing President Trump's tariffs among her priorities and says she will fight what it calls his tariff war, which it says made essential goods more expensive.^13,14
Mike Levin CA-49
His campaign website says President Trump's tariffs are raising families' bills and hurting small businesses, and that he has called on the president to lift them immediately.¹⁵
Bob Chew CO Senate
His campaign website says tariffs are a tax that raise prices and hurt exporters, and that he would work with any member of Congress to reduce them.¹⁶
Dwayne L. Romero CO-3
His campaign website says he would work to make living costs easier to manage, starting with repealing tariffs and expanding family tax credits.¹⁷
Eileen Laubacher CO-4
Her campaign website says she would end the tariffs that it says are raising the prices of fuel, fertilizer, equipment, groceries and other everyday goods.¹⁸
Jessica Killin CO-5
Her campaign website says she would end tariffs that it says are raising prices on everyday goods.^19,20
Manny Rutinel CO-8
His campaign website calls for stopping tariffs that it says drive up the cost of groceries, housing and other everyday goods.²¹
Sarah McBride DE-AL
Her campaign website says she opposes the administration's across-the-board tariffs, which it says raise prices on groceries and household goods.²²
Caitlyn Gegen GA-9
Her campaign website says she will repeal President Trump’s tariffs, which she calls illegal.²³
Christina Bohannan IA-1
Her campaign website says she will work to end and reverse the tariffs and trade wars, including by using Congress's power, which it says would lower costs for Iowa families and farmers.²⁴
Lindsay James IA-2
Her campaign website says tariffs on building materials should be rolled back and that the tariffs which it says have damaged foreign markets for Iowa farmers should be ended.^25,26
Sarah Trone Garriott IA-3
Her campaign website says she is committed to ending the tariff policy, which it says is raising prices on ordinary families and harming Iowa's economy.²⁷
Sarah Zabel ID-1
Her campaign website and agriculture outline say the tariffs should be dropped because they raise the costs of fertilizer and raw materials and invite retaliation.^28,29
Daniel Biss IL-9
His campaign website says the country should get rid of the tariffs President Trump imposed, which it describes as a tax on working people.³⁰
Julie Fortier IL-12
Her campaign website says she will fight against policies like tariffs and forever wars that disrupt the market and raise costs for necessary items such as fertilizer.³¹
Jamee Decio IN-2
Her campaign website says she would roll back tariffs and trade wars, which it says raise grocery prices and put family farms at risk.³²
Brad A. Meyer IN-9
His campaign website says he would end tariffs that it says caused higher prices, unstable markets and lost opportunities, and roll back tariffs that raise the cost of goods, raw materials and farm inputs.^33,34
Adam Hamilton KS Senate
His campaign website says he would end the current across-the-board tariffs, which it says are raising costs for farmers, home builders and families.³⁵
Charles Booker KY Senate
His campaign website says blanket tariffs act as hidden taxes that raise prices and invite retaliation against Kentucky bourbon, and that he would end the current trade war.³⁶
Melissa Claire Strange KY-4
Her campaign website says the country needs to end inflationary tariffs.³⁷
Zach Dembo KY-6
His campaign website says tariffs are taxes on Kentucky businesses and consumers, and that in Congress he will fight to end the trade war and support free and open trade so that farmers and distillers can compete globally.³⁸
Gordon Heslop LA-4
His campaign website says he is totally opposed to the tariffs imposed by President Trump, that all tariffs on food need to be abolished because they have increased food costs, and that if elected he would work in Congress to abolish them.³⁹
Patrick "Pat" Forbes LA-6
His campaign website says to end the tariffs, which it describes as a tax on everything people buy, and says Congress can step in but has not.⁴⁰
Richard E. Neal MA-1
His campaign website lists ending the tariffs that raise prices among the things he is fighting for.⁴¹
Katherine M. Clark MA-5
Her campaign website says she fought to lift President Trump's tariffs, which it says have made everything more expensive.^42,43
Matthew G. Dunlap ME-2
His campaign website says he would fight to lift President Trump's blanket tariffs, saying they are raising prices for families.^44,45
Callie Barr MI-1
Her campaign website says she wants to end tariffs that raise the cost of building supplies and food, and tariffs that hurt farmers.^46,47
Lydia Christensen MI Senate
Her campaign website says she supports removing tariffs and other government barriers to trade.⁴⁸
Jake Johnson MN-1
His campaign website says he will vote to end the massive tariffs, which it says are driving up the price of groceries, gas and fertilizer.^49,50
Thomas Holbrook MO-4
His campaign website says he opposes any tariffs on imports from any other country.⁵¹
Brian J Miller MT-2
His campaign website calls for repealing the tariffs now, says he has called for repeal since the start, and says he also called for an end to the trade war with Canada.⁵²
Roy Cooper NC Senate
His campaign website says he would end the administration's tariffs, which it says are raising costs for farmers, grocery shoppers and home builders.^53,54
William B. Redpath OH Senate special
His campaign website says the United States should end all tariffs on imported goods and services, whatever other countries do.^55,56
Annie Andrews SC Senate
Her affordability plan calls for ending the tariffs, which it says cost the average American family nearly $2,000 in 2025.^57,58
Kasie Whitener SC Senate
Her campaign website says she would end protectionist policies and laws, and her blog calls tariffs another tax on the middle class.^59,60
James Talarico TX Senate
His campaign website says he would repeal the Trump administration's tariffs.^61,62,63
Ted Brown TX Senate
His campaign website says he supports free trade and would eliminate tariffs that work as taxes on American consumers.⁶⁴

Targeted tariffs on some countries or goods (15)

Amanda N. Pusczek AL-4
Her campaign website supports tariffs on goods made through labor or environmental exploitation in other countries.⁶⁵
Terri Sewell AL-7
Her campaign website opposes President Trump's tariffs, says she cosponsored a bill to refund tariffs that courts have found unlawful, and says she reintroduced a bill allowing targeted tariffs to protect Alabama steelworkers from illegal dumping by China.⁶⁶
Connie Chan CA-11
Her campaign website says she opposes President Trump's broad tariff policy and supports targeted trade measures that protect American workers.⁶⁷
Sam Liccardo CA-16
His campaign website says tariffs can be justified for specific goals such as deterring trade secret theft by China or enforcing labor and environmental standards, but should be used much more selectively because consumers pay for them, and says he supported efforts to eliminate tariffs that raise prices.^68,69
Ro Khanna CA-17
His campaign website says he would repeal broad tariffs on groceries such as coffee, produce and meat, and supports targeted tariffs to protect critical industries from dumping and unfair competition.⁷⁰
Michael "Dr. Mike" Katz DE Senate
His campaign website says he supports targeted federal incentives and strategic tariffs to protect domestic energy, technology and pharmaceutical industries.⁷¹
Emre Houser ID-2
His platform page says he believes responsible tariffs are a useful tool in limited circumstances, and that current tariffs have raised costs for the average household and should be returned to responsible tariffs.⁷²
Rasheed Nicholas Walters MA-8
His campaign website says he will codify the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese goods, including 25 to 100 percent on electric vehicles, batteries and critical minerals, and the Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum into permanent law, and it proposes new tariffs such as 35 percent on foreign semiconductors, 40 to 50 percent on foreign automobiles and 35 percent on auto parts.⁷³
Zebulon Featherly MI-1
His campaign website says he does not support blanket tariffs and that tariffs should be used carefully rather than as threats against trading partners and allies.⁷⁴
Christina Bertrand Hines MI-10
Her prices topic page says she backs strategic use of tariffs to shield American workers and key industries but that retaliatory tariffs imposed without a strategy are hurting working families, and her housing topic page lists reducing tariffs that raise the cost of building materials.^75,76
Abdul El-Sayed MI Senate
His campaign website says he supports targeted tariffs to protect Michigan manufacturing and new industries, tied to clearly communicated benchmarks and phased out once American manufacturers are established.⁷⁷
Alani Bankhead MT Senate
Her campaign website says tariffs should target genuine cheating, dumping, illegal subsidies and intellectual-property theft, not serve as a blanket tax on everyday goods.⁷⁸
Seth Bodnar MT Senate
His campaign website says he supports targeted tariffs against countries that cheat on trade, opposes blanket tariffs on allies such as Canada and tariffs on potash, fertilizer, lumber and steel, and wants relief for producers who absorb tariff costs.⁷⁹
Sam Forstag MT-1
His campaign website says tariffs, used carefully, can encourage domestic production and protect jobs, and should be used to discourage companies from moving jobs overseas and other countries from unfair practices, with protections for industries such as Montana agriculture. It says they should not be used to punish allies.⁸⁰
Dan Osborn NE Senate
His campaign website says he supports targeted, strategic tariffs designed to bring jobs home, not blanket tariffs.^81,82

Statements that don't match one option (98)

Bill Hill AK-AL
His campaign website says he opposes the tariffs that it says are driving up prices.⁸³
Shomari C. Figures AL-2
His campaign website says he introduced bills to exempt baby items such as cribs, mattresses and baby monitors from tariffs and to create a $15 billion tariff relief program for small and mid-sized farmers.⁸⁴
Lee McInnis AL-3
His campaign website lists among his goals immediately ending all tariffs on agricultural products to restore farmers' access to international markets.⁸⁵
Andrew Sneed AL-5
His campaign website calls for repealing tariffs it considers unjustified.⁸⁶
Tommy Tuberville AL Governor
His campaign website says he supports President Trump's trade reset and has urged the administration to impose tariffs on catfish from Vietnam and shrimp from India.⁸⁷
Eric Jones CA-4
His campaign website says trade leverage is sometimes necessary, but that before any broad trade action the government should publicly assess, crop by crop and region by region, how exposed farmers are to retaliation, and that relief for retaliation should fit orchards and other permanent crops.⁸⁸
Mike Thompson CA-4
His campaign website says he has opposed the administration's trade war, which it says has cost the average California family about $1,900, and that his Illegal Tariff Refund Act would return money collected through unlawful tariffs to households.^89,90
Michael Masuda CA-5
His campaign website says he opposes unpredictable tariffs that raise costs and hurt farmers.⁹¹
Adam Gray CA-13
His campaign website says he is working to roll back tariffs it calls illegal, and lists among his accomplishments introducing the Stop Raising Prices on Food Act to protect farmers from added costs tied to tariffs.^92,93
Randy Villegas CA-22
His campaign website calls for ending tariffs that it says anger trading partners and have cut the revenue of farmers and small businesses, as part of a plan to rebuild American manufacturing.⁹⁴
John Hickenlooper CO Senate
His campaign website says he is demanding that the president pay back the money collected through tariffs it calls illegal.⁹⁵
Luke Bronin CT-1
His campaign website says President Trump's tariffs and unnecessary trade wars are the biggest example of policy choices that have driven up costs.⁹⁶
Chris Coons DE Senate
His campaign website says the president's tariffs are unlawful and have raised everyday costs and the cost of building homes, and that he is pushing back on them.⁹⁷
Gay Valimont FL-1
Her campaign website says tariffs have hurt Florida farmers and that she will support policies that help small and mid-sized farms and keep prices fair for farmers and consumers.⁹⁸
Amanda Marie Green FL-2
Her campaign website says that, to lower everyday costs, she will fight what it calls illegal tariff taxes.⁹⁹
Todd Schaefer FL-4
His campaign website says tariffs should be a last resort to protect American industry and that American consumers are the ones who pay them.¹⁰⁰
Bale Dalton FL-7
His campaign website says he would work to reverse what it calls illegal, unpredictable tariffs.¹⁰¹
Jennifer Jenkins FL-8
Her campaign website says she will oppose what it calls reckless tariffs that drive up the cost of everyday goods.¹⁰²
Darren Soto FL-9
His campaign website says he opposes increased tariffs and other policies that are raising the cost of groceries, gasoline and health care.^103,104
Leela Gray FL-13
Her campaign website says she will work to end what it calls illegal tariff taxes raising the cost of groceries, building materials and everyday goods.^105,106
Robert People FL-15
His affordability plan lists ending the tariff war and says he would vote to reclaim the power of the purse and end President Trump's tariff policies.¹⁰⁷
Mark Davis FL-16
His Issues page says rents, insurance costs and property taxes are rising while wages are stuck, and that tariffs make those problems worse.¹⁰⁸
Michael J. Quirk FL-17
His campaign website says he wants to end what it calls grocery-tax tariffs and restore open trade with Canada and Mexico, and calls blanket tariffs a tax families pay at the register.¹⁰⁹
James T. Martin FL-21
His campaign website lists ending tariffs that it says are driving up the price of groceries among his cost-of-living priorities.¹¹⁰
Pia Dandiya FL-22
Her campaign website says she will fight to end tariffs that it calls illegal and costly.¹¹¹
Deborah Adeimy FL-23
Her campaign website describes tariffs as having paid the government's bills for about 150 years under a system the Founding Fathers put in place.¹¹²
Nicole Locklin FL-26
Her campaign website lists reducing unnecessary tariffs among the steps she would take on affordability.¹¹³
Dean Ocean Abrams FL Governor
His campaign website says he opposes broad tariffs.¹¹⁴
Matt Day GA-2
His campaign website lists trade tariffs on nations importing to the United States among the ways to repay money owed to Social Security, and its budget page counts on new and expanding factories because of tariffs.^115,116
Sanford Bishop GA-2
His campaign website says he supported legislation allowing the Department of Commerce to keep applying countervailing duties in cases involving non-market economies such as China and Vietnam, and says Congress should keep passing measures that protect American businesses and workers from unfair global trade practices.¹¹⁷
Jill N. Tokuda HI-2
Her campaign website says she is taking on President Trump's tariffs, which it calls costly.¹¹⁸
Josh Turek IA Senate
His campaign website says he would end the tariffs it says are pushing farms toward a crisis like the one in the 1980s.¹¹⁹
Michael Bridgford IA-1
His campaign website says he will fight for stable, long-term and transparent trade policy, and criticizes frequent shifts in tariffs.¹²⁰
Donna Miller IL-2
Her campaign website says small family farms across Illinois are being hit hardest by the tariffs of President Trump's trade war, and that she will fight for fair trade policies.¹²¹
Chris Getty IL-4
His campaign website says he will oppose policies and tariffs that unnecessarily increase the cost of groceries, energy and other everyday essentials.¹²²
Tommy Hanson IL-5
His campaign website lists implementing sensible tariffs among the ways he would raise federal revenue.¹²³
Niki Conforti IL-6
Her campaign website says tariffs will help bring back manufacturing and add jobs, but that more needs to be done.¹²⁴
Bill Foster IL-11
His campaign website says he fought the Trump administration's tariffs as misguided policy, and says the country should stand up against abusive trade practices such as dumping without alienating allies.¹²⁵
Jeff Walter IL-11
His campaign website says he supports President Trump's America First economic plan, including tariffs that protect American workers and jobs.¹²⁶
Darin LaHood IL-16
His campaign website says he has pushed to reduce tariffs on U.S. allies that hurt Illinois farmers and manufacturers, while holding countries such as China accountable for cheating.¹²⁷
Juliana Stratton IL Senate
Her campaign website says she would work to end President Trump's trade war, which it calls a tax on working families.¹²⁸
Whitfield Harrington Jr IL Senate
His campaign website says he would keep tariffs off food and reinvest tariff revenue in local job creation.¹²⁹
J.D. Ford IN-5
His campaign platform says he would take on President Trump's tariffs, which it says have left farmers with unsold harvests and priced small businesses out of the economy.¹³⁰
André Carson IN-7
His campaign website says he is committed to fighting President Trump's tariffs and is acting to ensure the president cannot implement them.¹³¹
Mary Allen IN-8
Her campaign website says she would make groceries more affordable by removing tariffs on food and other essentials, and that the president's tariffs have disrupted the international markets farmers rely on.¹³²
Roger Marshall KS Senate
His campaign website says he introduced a bill in April 2026 (S. 4418) to end duties on phosphate fertilizer imported from Morocco, which it says would lower fertilizer costs for farmers.¹³³
Steven A. Hohe KS-3
His campaign website says he would create a staged tariff system on imports and invite foreign companies to manufacture in the U.S. to lessen tariff costs on finished goods.¹³⁴
Katy Tyndell KS-4
Her campaign website says she will fight to reverse tariff policies that it says have devalued Kansas agricultural products and cut off buyers for Kansas farmers.¹³⁵
Jay J Bowman KY-6
His campaign website says Congress needs to reverse the course on tariffs and other economically restrictive measures to protect farmers, and its tax white paper describes replacing product-specific tariffs with a 10% American Market Access Fee on imported non-essential manufactured finished goods, with food and medicine exempt.^136,137,138
"Jamie" Davis LA Senate
His campaign website says trade wars and retaliatory tariffs have hurt Louisiana farm exports, and that markets should be reopened so farmers are not used as bargaining chips.¹³⁹
Lindsay "Rubia" Garcia LA-6
Her campaign website's Issues page says the costs Louisianians have already paid through tariffs, which it calls unfair and unconstitutional, should be returned directly to the American people rather than to billion-dollar companies.¹⁴⁰
Micah Quinney Jones MA-6
His campaign website's opportunity plan says current trade policy burdens the community with higher costs and says he supports open, competitive trade where it lowers costs, legislation to protect supply chains, and oversight so trade tools are used consistently.¹⁴¹
Bill Keating MA-9
His campaign website says he is challenging President Trump's tariffs, which it says increase prices on everyday goods and harm small businesses.¹⁴²
Dan Schwartz MD-1
His campaign website says he would end costly tariffs and that repealing unnecessary tariffs would save American families $5,000 a year.¹⁴³
John "Johnny O" Olszewski, Jr. MD-2
His campaign website says he is pushing to end the Trump-era tariffs, which it says are driving up prices, and to reduce tariffs on construction materials.¹⁴⁴
Sarah Elfreth MD-3
Her campaign website says she has worked to revoke the President's tariffs, which it says raised prices, as a way to lower costs for Maryland families.¹⁴⁵
Chellie Pingree ME-1
Her campaign website says she has pushed back on the Trump administration's tariff policies.¹⁴⁶
Sean McCann MI-4
His campaign website criticizes the current administration's tariffs, saying they are raising costs for households and hurting farmers and manufacturers in Michigan.¹⁴⁷
Jim Bronke MI-5
His campaign website says the country has little choice but to put tariffs on goods, that they should be phased in gradually, and that tariff levels should be tied to the percentage of trade with each nation so trade can rebalance.¹⁴⁸
Debbie Dingell MI-6
Her campaign website says tariffs should be implemented in a way that helps, and does not harm, domestic industries.¹⁴⁹
Kristen McDonald Rivet MI-8
Her campaign website says she is working to end tariffs that it describes as reckless.¹⁵⁰
Jeremy Moss MI-11
His campaign website lists stopping the current tariff policy among his steps on the cost of living, saying tariffs that shift from month to month have pushed up consumer prices and harmed workers and small businesses.¹⁵¹
Peggy Flanagan MN Senate
Her campaign website says she supports eliminating tariffs that it says are hurting Minnesota farmers, while keeping protections for industries such as Minnesota iron mining and giving farmers aid.¹⁵²
Matt Little MN-2
His campaign website says he would stand up to tariff policy that it says hurts Minnesota farmers, construction workers and tradespeople.¹⁵³
Kelly Morrison MN-3
Her campaign website says she wants tariff relief for small businesses and has introduced bills to exempt them from tariffs and to refund tariffs they have paid.¹⁵⁴
Trina Swanson MN-8
The voter concerns page says she will stand up to the current administration's tariffs in order to keep good jobs in the district.¹⁵⁵
Amy Klobuchar MN Governor
Her campaign website says she has led the effort in the Senate to get rid of President Trump's tariffs, which she has called a tax on farms, businesses and consumers.¹⁵⁶
Tom Schmitz MO-1
His campaign website lists what it calls protectionist tariffs among the policies it says both major parties support, and says Libertarians want a foreign policy of free trade.¹⁵⁷
Fred Wellman MO-2
His campaign website says he will roll back the tariffs that raise grocery prices.¹⁵⁸
Josh Smead MO-6
His campaign website lists ending what it calls sweeping, erratic tariffs, which it says raise the price of imported goods and services.¹⁵⁹
Chris Reichard MO-8
His Issues page lists addressing tariffs and trade among the ways to help working families, saying that recent tariffs and strained trade deals have raised costs for families, and that the country needs trade that is fair and shields American workers, small businesses and farmers.¹⁶⁰
Michael A. Chiaradio MS-3
His campaign website says tariffs raise costs, reduce incentives to trade and divert resources from more productive uses, and that security comes from collaboration rather than adversarial policies such as tariffs and sanctions, while also saying each country has to protect its key industries. His statement on beef tariffs, linked from his Issues page, says the timing of the administration's 90-day waiver of the out-of-quota tariff on some beef imports disrupted many producers and that, in this case, the administration would have done better to stay out of the cattle market entirely.^161,162
Jeffrey Hulum III MS-4
His campaign website’s FAQ page says he is against tariffs that push up prices for groceries and everyday items, and that he has promised to vote against them in Congress.¹⁶³
Michael D Eisenhauer MT-2
His Issues page says the tariffs set by the current administration have been excessive and raise costs for consumers and businesses, and it lists reducing tariffs on lumber and building supplies among housing measures he supports.¹⁶⁴
Valerie P. Foushee NC-4
Her campaign website says she is standing up to Donald Trump's tariffs in Congress as part of her work to lower everyday costs.¹⁶⁵
Mahesh (Max) Ganorkar NC-4
His campaign website says tariffs work like taxes on American importers and consumers and raise prices at home, and that diplomacy and negotiation should be the first tools in trade disputes, with economic penalties reserved for cases where the benefits clearly exceed the costs.¹⁶⁶
Cyril Jefferson NC-6
His campaign website says he opposes across-the-board tariffs, which it says raise prices for families and small businesses, and supports targeted trade policies meant to protect American jobs while avoiding higher prices.¹⁶⁷
Ashley Bell NC-10
Her campaign website says she will work to end the back-and-forth over tariffs that it says has made financial planning impossible for families and small businesses in North Carolina's 10th District.¹⁶⁸
Jack Codiga NC-12
His platform page says America should adopt tariffs, along with consumption-based taxes, in a simpler tax system that does without the income and property taxes.¹⁶⁹
Paul Barringer NC-13
His priorities page says broad tariffs work like a tax on consumers and especially affect farmers, small manufacturers and rural communities, while allowing that targeted trade enforcement has a role against unfair practices. It says the country should instead invest in domestic industry and supply chains and rely on diplomacy and multilateral pressure to enforce fair-trade rules.¹⁷⁰
Lakesha Womack NC-14
Her issues page says one housing priority is to address higher construction and material costs that it attributes to tariffs and supply-chain disruptions.¹⁷¹
Chris Backemeyer NE-1
His campaign website says he would end what it calls tariff chaos and roll back tariffs that it says hurt Nebraska farmers and raise costs for producers and consumers.^172,173
Denise Powell NE-2
Her campaign website says she wants to stop the president's tariffs to help lower costs for families, and also to use tariffs aimed at specific imported goods, such as beef and soybeans, to raise domestic prices and gain leverage for better trade deals.¹⁷⁴
Mark Cohen NE-3
His campaign website says he opposes unilateral tariffs that harm Nebraska's farm export markets without achieving concrete, measurable results, and wants to work with allies, rather than through unilateral tariffs, to address China's trade practices.¹⁷⁵
Lynne Walz NE Governor
Her campaign website says national tariffs have closed markets Nebraska farmers and ranchers built, and calls for an aggressive effort to open new markets.¹⁷⁶
Chris Pappas NH Senate
His campaign website says his bipartisan bill would repeal the Trump tariffs for small businesses and refund what they paid, and that he supports rolling back new tariffs on food and everyday essentials.^177,178
Stefany Shaheen NH-1
Her campaign website says the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration should be rolled back, that small businesses as well as large companies should get refunds of tariffs they paid, and that the Supreme Court has ruled the tariffs illegal.¹⁷⁹
Maggie Goodlander NH-2
Her campaign website says she is working to end the Trump administration's trade wars, roll back tariffs and secure refunds for people who paid them, and lists among her accomplishments joining the Supreme Court challenge to the emergency tariffs, which the Court struck down.^180,181
Robbie Mahrou NH-2
His campaign website lists offsetting tariffs, which it says work like hidden taxes on groceries, building materials and energy, among the steps he would take in Congress.¹⁸²
Cinde Warmington NH Governor
Her campaign website says she would order state agencies to assess the effects of tariffs so the state can push for refunds for consumers and small businesses.¹⁸³
Rebecca Bennett NJ-7
The same one-pager says the President's trade war has raised costs, especially for housing, and says she will vote on her first day to end the trade war on U.S. allies.¹⁸⁴
Ben R Lujan NM Senate
His campaign website says President Trump's tariffs are raising prices for families and that he is fighting against them.^185,186
Aaron D. Ford NV Governor
His campaign website says that as attorney general he took legal action to block tariffs that are raising costs, and that as governor he would look for every legal way to blunt their effect on Nevada families and builders.¹⁸⁷
Tina Kotek OR Governor
Her campaign website says she would defend Oregonians against what it calls President Trump's tariff taxes.¹⁸⁸
John Francis Reed RI Senate
His campaign website says President Trump's tariffs are raising costs for working families and that he is working to return to Americans money it says the president took from them illegally.¹⁸⁹
Aaron Christopher Guckian RI Governor
His campaign website's shipbuilding plan calls for strict Buy American enforcement and defense tariffs so that parts for ships and submarines built in Rhode Island are made by American workers.¹⁹⁰
Helena Buonanno Foulkes RI Governor
Her housing plan says tariffs are raising the cost of building homes and says she would work with regional and federal partners to press Congress and the Trump administration to remove tariffs on essential building materials, such as lumber, and on allies including Canada.¹⁹¹
Mark R. Warner VA Senate
His campaign website says President Trump's tariffs are making groceries, housing and medicine more expensive.¹⁹²

§3Related bills

Why this matters: Bills from 2023–2026 that bear on this issue, with how Congress handled them.

Overturns a rule suspending tariffs on solar panels from four Southeast Asian nationsH.J.Res. 39
Voted on; did not become law
Ends the April 2025 national emergency used to impose tariffs on most importsS.J.Res. 49
Voted on; did not become law
Ends the national emergency used to impose tariffs on imports from CanadaH.J.Res. 72
Voted on; did not become law
Ends the national emergency the President used to impose tariffs on goods from CanadaS.J.Res. 37
Voted on; did not become law
Ends the national emergency behind an added 40% tariff on certain imports from BrazilS.J.Res. 81
Voted on; did not become law
Ends the April 2025 national emergency used to impose tariffs on most U.S. importsS.J.Res. 88
Voted on; did not become law
Ends the national emergency used to impose 2025 tariffs on imports from CanadaS.J.Res. 77
Voted on; did not become law
Authorizes Ukraine aid and requires sanctions and tariffs on Russia under set conditionsH.R. 2913
Voted on; did not become law
Imposes Russia sanctions and tariffs, extends Iran sanctions, widens a teacher tax breakH.R. 5334
Became law
Requires sanctions and tariffs if Russia refuses peace talks with Ukraine or invades againS. 1241
Never got a floor vote