- Trump's tariffs are reportedly negatively impacting the profits of major US automakers, General Motors and Ford.
- Tariffs implemented by Trump are reportedly affecting companies in the state of Michigan.
Voters in Michigan opposed Trump's trade war policy on September 19, 2026.
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Updated Sep 19
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What happened
Voters in Michigan opposed Trump's trade war policy on September 19, 2026.
Who's involved
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Tariffs implemented by Trump are reportedly affecting companies in the state of Michigan.Also in this story
- A study details the economic impact of tariffs on the state of Michigan.
- Trade dispute over tariffs and goods reported in Michigan.
- Trump imposed a 50% tariff on Canadian goods, leading to collapsed trade talks and discussions among Michigan residents.
- Trump defended tariffs while in Michigan.
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- Developments include the impact of Trump's focus on candidates in Maine and Michigan, alongside trade disputes with Canada.
- NPR convened focus groups in Michigan amid growing concerns among voters regarding the trade war with Canada.
- Ford and General Motors are facing intense pressure from trade issues, leading Ford to seek collaboration with Congress regarding investment.
- Trade tensions with Canada are threatening commerce in mid-Michigan, specifically impacting Silver Lead Company based in Lansing.