Sabrina Siddiqui
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WSJ What’s News · Tariffs’ Messy Reality: The Cost-of-Living Election | Part 1: Ohio · 3 May 2026
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But manufacturing jobs are on the decline.
Since the start of Trump 2.0, they've fallen by about 100,000 workers, or roughly 0.6%.
Even Whirlpool, while announcing new jobs in Ohio, cut jobs elsewhere.
Earlier this year, it laid off more than 300 workers in Iowa.
Bitzer told me that that factory was simply losing money.
Most Americans are against Trump's tariffs.
In a recent survey by CNBC, 59% of respondents disapproved of the president's handling of them.
But for voters, the true impact of tariffs could be tough to make out.
And how that factors into their votes this year remains to be seen.
We'll dig into it after the break.
We just saw how tariffs are affecting manufacturers in various and sometimes opposite ways.
For more on that and on how voters in Ohio and elsewhere feel about tariffs, I'm joined by Wall Street Journal reporters Aaron Zittner and Gavin Bade.
Gavin, you just heard our reporting from Ohio.
There's a primary here this Tuesday where Sherrod Brown, a Democrat, is looking to win back a seat in the U.S.
Senate.
In November, it will most likely be Brown facing the GOP incumbent John Husted, who was appointed after J.D.
Vance left the seat for the vice presidency.
Our colleague Cam McWhorter has been reporting from Ohio as well and told us Sherrod Brown is really focused on the economy.
But in an interview with ABC, John Husted also broke with President Trump on tariffs.
Going back to Sherrod Brown, Gavin, how is Brown balancing his longtime criticism of free trade and now challenging Republicans on their tariffs?
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