Evans visited a Weld County feedlot, a cheese importer, the home builders and Leprino Foods — all hurt by tariffs. On February 10 he voted twice to keep the House from voting on those tariffs until August. Three Republicans broke ranks, the vote happened anyway, and Evans voted no.
ACA enrollment in Wisconsin fell 16% after Republicans let the enhanced subsidies expire. A DeForest childcare owner doubled her insurance stipend, lost staff and closed a classroom. Tiffany is defending the vote.
Federal filings show Hinson's campaign spent nearly $40,000 at the Capitol Hill Club, $9,500 at the Capital Grille and $1,443 for a stay at a Palm Beach resort — while she tells Iowans she knows their struggle.
59% of Nebraska voters tied the minimum wage to the cost of living in 2022. Lawmakers replaced that with a flat 1.75% and created a $13.50 teen wage that stays below today's $15 until 2065. Now the attorney general is suing Omaha and Lincoln for trying to opt out.
A European law says the world's biggest companies have to look for forced labor and child labor in their supply chains. Eight Republicans we track put their names on a bill to open a trade fight over it. The law doesn't touch small businesses at all.
Begich has voted seven times to protect Trump's tariffs, calling them a way to restore American manufacturing. The IT company that made him millions had around 150 employees, most of them in India and Croatia, and, the Anchorage Daily News reported, no Alaskans on the payroll but himself.
Gas hit $4.06 a gallon, the highest mid-August price ever recorded. Asked about high pump prices on national TV, Nebraska's congressman called it the hand you're dealt — after voting six times to protect the tariffs raising prices, voting to keep U.S. forces in the war, and taking $48,340 from pro-Israel PACs.
Records obtained by Nebraska Public Media show what Pillen's 5% squeeze looks like on the ground: a DeafBlind support program discontinued, museum admission raised on kids, and a proposal to make low-income seniors and disabled Nebraskans start paying property tax.
ACA marketplace enrollment in Michigan fell 27% in a single year after the premium tax credits lapsed, and the Medicaid cuts haven't even started yet. All three of these congressmen voted against restoring the credits, and for the law that schedules the rest.
