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PA · DISTRICT 11

Lloyd Smucker

RepublicanPennsylvaniaCurrently serving

Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source

What they said 23

Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.

All statements (23)Campaign (9)In office (14)
While serving · legislative priority · Original date not established
Agriculture & foodEconomy, taxes & work

Support distributing unpaid trade duties to U.S. producers

AI-assisted summary

Smucker joined colleagues in introducing legislation directing U.S. Customs and Border Protection to distribute remaining anti-dumping duties to U.S. mushroom, garlic, honey, and crawfish producers. The duties were not paid to those producers by agencies between 2000 and 2014.

Context: The legislation addressed unpaid duties from 2000 to 2014; the passage does not establish its current status.

Sources & original wording
joined his colleagues Reps. Jimmy Panetta (CA-19), David Valadao (CA-22), and Jim Costa (CA-21) in introducing the bipartisan China Trade Cheating Restitution Act
Original date
Original statement date has not been established. The capture date is not the statement date.
Collected
11/10/2026
Source: Lloyd Smucker: official policy priorities Read the original source
While serving · Original date not established
Agriculture & foodEnergy & environment

Oppose EPA's proposed atrazine revisions

AI-assisted summary

Smucker joined more than 90 colleagues in opposing the EPA's proposed revisions to its interim decision for atrazine, which the statement described as a critical crop protection tool. The source identifies opposition to the proposed revisions but does not specify what changes Smucker sought instead.

Context: The position concerns the EPA's proposed revisions to the interim decision for atrazine, not pesticide rules generally.

While serving · Original date not established
Government & electionsEconomy, taxes & work

Reduce the federal deficit to stabilize the national debt

AI-assisted summary

Smucker supports a bipartisan effort to reduce the federal deficit to 3 percent of gross domestic product or less by fiscal year 2036. He has called for working through policy differences to establish that goal and put the national debt on a more stable path.

Context: The passage identifies a target, but does not specify the spending or revenue changes to reach it.