States that have supported the President have seen more aid. nytimes.com/2020/06/07/us/…
“Economists at Kansas State found that farmers were paid up to as much as 8x their estimated losses from trade friction in 2018....The trade relief payments drove up net farm income by 12% in 2019”. 
“One study suggested that the department had paid out more than was actually lost...While the government paid $28B in 2018 and 2019, he estimate that through mid-2019, the trade wars actually cost farmers about half of that.”
The Agriculture Department “failed to account for the fact that sales to other foreign markets as well as to the domestic market mitigated some of the losses”. Benefits skewed towards cotton which helped explain disproportionately higher payments to Southern farmers.
“The biggest farms receive most of the money” according to the Environmental Working Group. Payments were capped for every “farm manager....allowing multiple payments per operation” or farm. One Missouri farm collected $2.8M in trade relief payments in 2 yrs.
