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Senate candidates Brown and Husted clash over using tariff revenue: Brown backs family rebates, Husted favors business benefits.
U.S. Senate candidates Sherrod Brown and Jon Husted are at odds over how to use revenue from Trump-era tariffs, now struck down by the Supreme Court but set to be reinstated.
Brown, a Democrat, wants rebates for Ohio families, citing $6.5 billion in state losses and $1,336 in added household costs.
Husted, a Republican incumbent, argues funds should go to businesses that paid tariffs and points to a federal tax law he supported, claiming Ohioans will get an average $5,000 benefit.
Brown opposes the law, saying it favors the wealthy and cuts Medicaid and ACA subsidies.
Over 800 small businesses, including dozens in Ohio, have filed for tariff refunds.
Los candidatos al Senado Brown y Husted se enfrentan sobre el uso de los ingresos arancelarios: Brown respalda los descuentos familiares, Husted favorece los beneficios comerciales.