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Federal issue

Trade

Federal trade policy is set jointly by Congress and USTR. Debate focuses on Section 301 tariffs on China, USMCA review, trade-promotion authority, outbound-investment limits, the de minimis threshold, Buy American rules, and labor and environmental terms in trade deals.

Candidate positions on Trade: see where every 2026 federal candidate stands, grouped by stance and sourced from federal roll-call voting records.

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About this issue

Federal trade policy is set jointly by Congress, which has constitutional authority over tariffs and commerce, and the executive branch, where the U.S. Trade Representative negotiates agreements and the Department of Commerce administers anti-dumping, countervailing-duty, and Section 232 national-security measures. Active congressional debate focuses on Section 301 tariffs on Chinese imports, USMCA implementation and review, trade-promotion authority, restrictions on outbound investment in sensitive sectors, the de minimis import threshold, Buy American procurement rules, agricultural export programs, and labor and environmental enforcement provisions in trade agreements. Supporters of more open trade argue lower barriers raise consumer welfare and strengthen alliances; supporters of more protective measures argue tariffs and industrial policy are needed to rebuild domestic manufacturing and counter unfair foreign practices. Export-control policy and CFIUS investment review are adjacent debates. (See: U.S. International Trade Commission, "Year in Trade"; Congressional Research Service, "U.S. Trade Policy: Background and Current Issues".)

Supporting (60)

  • ALFORD, MARKIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — MO-04

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BOOKER, CORY A.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — NJ

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • BRECHEEN, JOSHIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — OK-02

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BUDZINSKI, NIKKIIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-13

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BURLISON, ERICIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — MO-07

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • COLLINS, SUSAN M.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — ME

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • COONS, CHRISTOPHER A.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — DE

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • CRANE, ELIIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — AZ-02

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DAVIS, DONIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NC-01

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DE LA CRUZ, MONICAIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — TX-15

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DELUZIO, CHRISTOPHERIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — PA-17

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DURBIN, RICHARD J.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — IL

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • EDWARDS, CHUCKIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — NC-11

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • EZELL, WALTER MICHAELIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — MS-04

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • FINSTAD, BRADIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — MN-01

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • FLOOD, MIKEIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — NE-01

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • FONG, VINCEIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — CA-20

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • GLUESENKAMP PEREZ, MARIEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — WA-03

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • HICKENLOOPER, JOHN W.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — CO

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • HOUCHIN, ERINIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — IN-09

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • HUNT, WESLEYIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — TX-38

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • JAMES, JOHNIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — MI-10

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • KEAN, THOMAS H. JR.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — NJ-07

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • KIGGANS, JENNIFERIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — VA-02

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • KILEY, KEVINIncumbent

    Other · U.S. House — CA-06

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • LANDSMAN, GREGIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — OH-01

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • LANGWORTHY, NICKIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — NY-23

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • LAWLER, MICHAEL VINCENTIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — NY-17

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • LEE, LAURELIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — FL-15

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • LUJAN, BEN RAYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — NM

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • LUTTRELL, MORGAN JOEIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — TX-08

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • MARKEY, EDWARD SEN.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — MA

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • MASSIE, THOMAS H.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — KY-04

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • MCCONNELL, MITCHIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — KY

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • MCCORMICK, RICHARD DEAN DR.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — GA-07

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • MERKLEY, JEFFREY ALANIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — OR

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • MILLER, MAXIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — OH-07

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • MILLS, CORYIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — FL-07

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • MORAN, NATHANIEL QUENTINIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — TX-01

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • MOSKOWITZ, JAREDIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — FL-23

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • NICK, LALOTAIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — NY-01

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • NUNN, ZACHIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — IA-03

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • OSSOFF, T. JONATHANIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — GA

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • PAULINA LUNA, ANNAIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — FL-13

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • PETERS, GARYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — MI

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • PETTERSEN, BRITTANY LOUISEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CO-07

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • REED, JOHN F.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — RI

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • RULLI, MICHAELIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — OH-06

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • RYAN, PATRICKIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-18

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • SCHOLTEN, HILLARYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MI-03

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • SHAHEEN, JEANNEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — NH

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • SMITH, TINAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — MN

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • SORENSEN, ERICIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-17

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • STRONG, DALE WHITNEYIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — AL-05

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • SYKES, EMILIAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — OH-13

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • VAN ORDEN, DERRICK F. MR.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — WI-03

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • VASQUEZ, GABRIELIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NM-02

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • WARNER, MARK ROBERTIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. Senate — VA

    Voted YES on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • YAKYM, RUDY C. IIIIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — IN-02

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • ZINKE, RYAN KIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — MT-01

    Voted YES on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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Opposing (155)

  • ADAMS, ALMA SHEALEYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NC-12

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • AMO, GABRIEL FIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — RI-01

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • AUCHINCLOSS, JAKEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MA-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BALINT, REBECCA 'BECCA'Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — VT At-Large

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BARRAGAN, NANETTEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-44

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BEAN, AARON P.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — FL-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BEATTY, JOYCEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — OH-03

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BEYER, DONALD STERNOFF JR.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — VA-08

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BONAMICI, SUZANNE MS.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — OR-01

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BOYLE, BRENDAN FIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — PA-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BROWNLEY, JULIAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-26

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • BUCHANAN, VERNONIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — FL-16

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

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  • CAPITO, SHELLEY MOOREIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — WV

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • CARSON, ANDREIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IN-07

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • CARTER, TROY A. SR.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — LA-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • CASE, EDWARDIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — HI-01

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • CASSIDY, WILLIAM M.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — LA

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • CASTEN, SEANIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-06

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • CASTOR, KATHYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — FL-14

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • CASTRO, JOAQUINIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — TX-20

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

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  • CHU, JUDYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-28

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • CLARK, KATHERINEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MA-05

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • CLARKE, YVETTE DIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-09

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • CLEAVER, EMANUEL IIIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MO-05

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • CLYBURN, JAMES EIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — SC-06

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • COHEN, STEVE I MR.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — TN-09

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • COLEMAN, BONNIE WATSONIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NJ-12

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • COLLINS, MICHAEL A JRIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — GA-10

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • CORNYN, JOHN SENIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — TX

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • COSTA, JIMIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-21

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

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  • COTTON, THOMASIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — AR

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • CRAWFORD, ERIC ALAN RICKIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — AR-01

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

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  • CROCKETT, JASMINEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — TX-30

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DAINES, STEVEIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — MT

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • DAVIS, DANNY K. MR.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-07

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DEAN, MADELEINEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — PA-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DEGETTE, DIANA LIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CO-01

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DELAURO, ROSA LIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CT-03

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DESAULNIER, MARKIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-10

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DESJARLAIS, SCOTT HON.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — TN-04

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

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  • DINGELL, DEBBIEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MI-06

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • DOGGETT, LLOYDIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — TX-37

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • ERNST, JONI KIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — IA

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

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  • ESCOBAR, VERONICAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — TX-16

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • ESPAILLAT, ADRIANOIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-13

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • EVANS, DWIGHTIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — PA-03

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

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  • FISCHBACH, MICHELLEIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — MN-07

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • FITZGERALD, SCOTTIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — WI-05

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • FOSTER, G. WILLIAM (BILL)Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-11

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

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  • FOUSHEE, VALERIEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NC-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • FRANKEL, LOIS J.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — FL-22

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • FROST, MAXWELL ALEJANDROIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — FL-10

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • FRY, RUSSELLIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — SC-07

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • GARBARINO, ANDREWIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — NY-02

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • GARCIA, JESUSIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • GARCIA, ROBERTIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-42

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • GARCIA, SYLVIA RIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — TX-29

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • GIMENEZ, CARLOSIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — FL-28

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • GOLDMAN, DANIELIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-10

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • GOSAR, PAUL DR.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — AZ-09

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • GOTTHEIMER, JOSHIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NJ-05

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • GRAHAM, LINDSEY O.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — SC

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • GREEN, ALEXANDERIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — TX-18

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • GUEST, MICHAEL PATRICKIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — MS-03

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • HAGEMAN, HARRIETIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — WY At-Large

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • HAGERTY, BILLIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — TN

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • HAYES, JAHANAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CT-05

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • HOYLE, VALERIEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — OR-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • HUFFMAN, JAREDIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • HUSTED, JONIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — OH

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • HYDE-SMITH, CINDYIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — MS

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • JACKSON, JONATHANIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-01

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • JACOBS, SARAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-51

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • JAYAPAL, PRAMILAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — WA-07

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • JEFFRIES, HAKEEMIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-08

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • JOHNSON, HENRY C. 'HANK'Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — GA-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • KAMLAGER-DOVE, SYDNEYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-37

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • KELLY, ROBINIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • KENNEDY, TIMOTHYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-26

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • KHANNA, ROHITIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-17

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • KRISHNAMOORTHI, S. RAJAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-08

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • KUSTOFF, DAVIDIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — TN-08

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • LAHOOD, DARIN MCKAYIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — IL-16

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • LEE, SUMMERIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — PA-12

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • LEGER FERNANDEZ, TERESAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NM-03

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • LEVIN, MIKEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-49

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • LIEU, TEDIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-36

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • LOFGREN, ZOEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-18

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • LUMMIS, CYNTHIA MARIE MRS.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — WY

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • MAGAZINER, SETHIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — RI-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MARSHALL, ROGER WIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — KS

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • MCCLELLAN, JENNIFERIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — VA-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MCCLINTOCK, THOMASIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — CA-05

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • MCCOLLUM, BETTYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MN-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MCGARVEY, MORGANIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — KY-03

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MCGOVERN, JAMES PIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MA-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MEEKS, GREGORY W.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-05

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • MENENDEZ, ROBERTIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NJ-08

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MENG, GRACEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-06

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MFUME, KWEISIIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MD-07

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MILLER, MARYIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — IL-15

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • MOODY, ASHLEYIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — FL

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • MOORE, GWEN SIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — WI-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MORELLE, JOSEPH DIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-25

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MULLIN, KEVINIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-15

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • MURPHY, GREGORY FRANCIS DR.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — NC-03

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • NADLER, JERROLD LIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-12

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • NEAL, RICHARD EIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MA-01

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • NEGUSE, JOSEPHIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CO-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • NEHLS, TROYIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — TX-22

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • NORCROSS, DONALD WIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NJ-01

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • OCASIO-CORTEZ, ALEXANDRIAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-14

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • OGLES, ANDYIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — TN-05

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • OMAR, ILHANIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MN-05

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • PALLONE, FRANK JRIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NJ-06

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • PINGREE, CHELLIE MIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — ME-01

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • POCAN, MARKIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — WI-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • PRESSLEY, AYANNAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MA-07

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • RAMIREZ, DELIAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-03

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • RASKIN, JAMIEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MD-08

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • RICKETTS, PETEIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — NE

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • RISCH, JAMES E MR.Incumbent

    Other · U.S. Senate — ID

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • ROSS, DEBORAHIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NC-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • ROUNDS, MIKEIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — SD

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • SALAZAR, MARIA ELVIRAIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — FL-27

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • SALINAS, ANDREAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — OR-06

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • SANCHEZ, LINDAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-41

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • SCANLON, MARY GAYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — PA-05

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • SCHAKOWSKY, JANICE DIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-09

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • SCOTT, ROBERT CIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — VA-03

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • SHERMAN, BRADIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-32

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • STANSBURY, MELANIEIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NM-01

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • STAUBER, PETER ALLENIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — MN-08

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • STEVENS, HALEYIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MI-11

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • SULLIVAN, DANIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — AK

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • TAKANO, MARKIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-39

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • TENNEY, CLAUDIAIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — NY-24

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • THANEDAR, SHRIIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MI-13

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • THOMPSON, BENNIE G.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MS-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • THOMPSON, GLENN MR.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — PA-15

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • THOMPSON, MIKE MR.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-04

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • TILLIS, THOM R SENIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — NC

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • TLAIB, RASHIDAIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MI-12

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • TOKUDA, JILL NAOMIIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — HI-02

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • TONKO, PAUL DAVIDIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-20

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • TORRES, RITCHIE JOHNIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-15

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • TRAHAN, LORIIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — MA-03

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • TUBERVILLE, THOMAS HIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. Senate — AL

    Voted NO on S.J.Res. 88 (119th) — terminate national emergency declared to impose global tariffs. (2025).

    View profile →
  • UNDERWOOD, LAURENIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — IL-14

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • VELAZQUEZ, NYDIA M.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — NY-07

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • WAGNER, ANN L.Incumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — MO-02

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • WATERS, MAXINE MSIncumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — CA-43

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • WESTERMAN, BRUCEIncumbent

    Republican · U.S. House — AR-04

    Voted YES on Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (H.R. 1155, 117th) House final passage. (2021).

    View profile →
  • WILLIAMS, NIKEMA N.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — GA-05

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →
  • WILSON, FREDERICA S.Incumbent

    Democratic · U.S. House — FL-24

    Voted NO on Building Chips in America Act (S. 2228, 118th) House final passage — streamlines CHIPS-funded semiconductor permitting. (2024).

    View profile →

Mixed (172)

No public position (70)

Positions derived from 457 candidates' Voting record (federal roll-call data, cycle 2026). Source: GovTrack. Read our methodology for how we collect and verify this data.

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