Which states do Trump's tariffs hit the hardest
Summary
President Trump’s tariffs have caused different effects on states across the U.S., with California paying the most overall and Michigan the highest cost per household. These tariffs mostly affect industries important to each state, such as cars in Michigan and toys in Minnesota.Key Facts
- California faces the largest total tariff burden at $62.8 billion.
- Michigan’s tariffs total $23.2 billion, which equals about $5,619 per household—the highest per household cost.
- Different states feel tariff effects based on their main industries, like auto manufacturing in Michigan and Indiana.
- Minnesota’s tariffs mainly target toys and games, reflecting local businesses like Target.
- Florida’s biggest tariff costs come from food imports, especially winter produce.
- The Supreme Court removed some of President Trump’s tariff powers in February, and importers are seeking refunds for some paid duties.
- The tariff data include amounts through June 2026 and consider possible refunds from legal changes.
- The study used data from Trade Partnership Worldwide and the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, with household cost estimates based on U.S. Census data.
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