Press Releases
Batting 1.000: Trump’s Home-Run Economic Policies Delivered for Georgians in 2025
Washington,
January 20, 2026
WASHINGTON, D.C. – After four years of Biden’s poor economic policies that harmed Georgians at every turn, President Trump has spent the first year of his presidency delivering results for hardworking Americans.
From historic tax relief to unleashing American energy, this administration is focused on policies that reduce everyday costs and strengthen Georgia’s economy.
“For Georgia workers, families, and seniors, President Trump’s first year was about results. Together, we cut taxes, unleashed American energy, and rewarded hard work so Georgians could keep more of their paycheck,” said Rep. Earl L. "Buddy" Carter (R-GA). “Whether you’re a service worker on the coast, a small business owner, or a senior on a fixed income, these policies delivered real savings and bigger paychecks.”
Republican Policies Working for Georgians
This administration is laser-focused on delivering bigger paychecks for Georgia workers. On July 4th, 2025, President Trump signed the Working Families Tax Cuts, delivering the largest tax cut in American history. These pro-worker provisions delivered bigger paychecks – amounting to about a $5,000 increase for the average Georgia family in take-home pay. We doubled the standard deduction, significantly decreasing the amount of taxable income. We reduced taxes on Social Security benefits—providing direct relief for Georgia seniors, and doubled the Child Tax Credit to $2,200, further supporting Georgia families.
Republicans also delivered targeted tax relief to reward work and support families, including eliminating taxes on tips and overtime pay, cutting costs on auto loan interest for American-made vehicles, and protecting small businesses through permanent pass-through tax relief. Together, these policies put thousands of dollars back into the pockets of Georgia workers and families.
Trump Accounts: Investing in the Next Generation
Unleashing American Energy
Fair Trade and Tariffs
Foreign Investment and Reshoring Manufacturing
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