**No** at 94.5% reflects the absence of any enacted tariff dividend program despite repeated presidential pledges. Trump proposed $2,000 payments to lower- and middle-income households in late 2025 and escalated to a conditional $5,000 universal adult payment in September 2026 if Republicans retain Congress after the November midterms, but neither advanced to legislation or executive implementation. A February 2026 Supreme Court ruling invalidated key tariff authorities, triggering over $100 billion in refunds from roughly $166 billion collected and sharply reducing available net revenue, which stood at about $195 billion gross for fiscal 2025. Analysts across sources note that even optimistic annual tariff collections fall well short of the hundreds of billions or trillions required for meaningful dividends, while any distribution would need congressional authorization that has not materialized. With the resolution window closing at year-end and no infrastructure or appropriations in place, traders assign high probability to continued inaction.