US Trade After the Midterms: Legislative Developments and Business Implications

Following the 2026 midterm elections, businesses will face a changing legislative and regulatory landscape with potential implications for US trade policy, tariffs, and supply chains. The election results may shape congressional priorities, trade legislation, and the Administration’s approach to key trading partners and industries. At the same time, ongoing trade actions and legislative developments, including the Graham Act, continue to raise important considerations for companies navigating the evolving trade environment.

Join Steptoe partners Alex Baj, Kevin Garvey, Stephanie Wang, and Jeff Weiss, on Tuesday, November 17, for an in-depth discussion on the midterm election results and their implications for US trade policy and legislation. Our panel will explore key developments to watch and what they could mean for businesses as they plan for the months ahead.

Register now to hear directly from Steptoe's trade and policy practitioners and gain timely insights to help your organization prepare for the evolving trade and legislative landscape.