Tomorrow, the House will vote on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R. 1), taking action on comprehensive tax reform legislation for the first time in 31 years.

This is a historic opportunity to deliver tax relief to middle-income families across the country who take the new, larger standard deduction – from districts in New York to Washington, Illinois to Texas, and every state in between:

• In Rep. Tom Reed’s (R) district in New York, a family of four making $70,914 will receive a $1,463 tax cut.

• In Rep. Tim Ryan’s (D) district in Ohio, a family of four making $70,938 a year will receive a $1,464 tax cut.

• In Rep. Paul Mitchell’s (R) district in Michigan, a family of four making $96,434 a year will receive a $2,229 tax cut.

• In Ways and Means Tax Policy Subcommittee Chairman Peter Roskam’s (R) district in Illinois, a family four making $135,485 a year will receive a $4,808 tax cut.

• In Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady’s (R) district in Texas, a family of four making $92,113 a year will receive a $2,099 tax cut.

• In Rep. Diana DeGette’s (D) district in Colorado, a family of four making $103,965 a year will receive a $2,454 tax cut.

• In Rep. Mia Love’s (R) district in Utah, a family of four making $83,106 a year will receive a $1,829 tax cut.

• In Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s (D) district in California, a family of four making $163,475 a year will receive a $5,508 tax cut.

• In House Republican Conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers’ (R) district in Washington, a family of four making $78,243 will receive a $1,683 tax cut.

The chart below shows how much tax relief the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will deliver to middle-income families in every Congressional district who will take the new, larger standard deduction:

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