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Partisanship, Institutions, and Change in American Trade Politics

We document the change of the identities of Republicans and Democrats on trade policy. This change involves a reversal of positions in the House of Representatives but a convergence on the presidential level. We also demonstrate in pooled cross-sectional analyses that presidents of both parties now exert a free-trade influence on House votes.