I will continue working to strengthen our relationship with Taiwan.
Continue working to strengthen the United States' relationship with Taiwan.
Occurrences
Evidence
The homepage's newest featured posts are dated June 18, June 15, and June 10, 2026; none are about Taiwan.
No matching text found for "Taiwan" on the official press releases page; the June 2026 releases shown are about immigration, denaturalization, and college sports.
The homepage's visible June 2026 items are about autism care for military families, citizenship, and college sports; no Taiwan-related announcement is visible in the current homepage listing.
The visible press-release index entries in June 2026 cover other subjects, including illegal immigration, autism care, college sports, and court confirmations; no Taiwan-related press release appears in the visible list.
The live report says Eric Schmitt opposed the foreign-aid bill as it moved through the Senate; the same bill was described as funding military aid for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.
This article says the Senate aid package included Taiwan funding and that Sen. Eric Schmitt voted against the measure.
Assessments
The available evidence does not show Schmitt materially advancing stronger U.S.-Taiwan relations during his current Senate term. His official Senate homepage and visible press-release listings show no Taiwan-related accomplishment in the provided lookback, and the strongest concrete evidence cuts the other way: he opposed a 2024 foreign-aid package that included Taiwan assistance. Because this promise is about continuing active work and the record here shows no demonstrated delivery and at least one contrary vote, the best judgment is that the promise was not fulfilled.
Since taking office on January 3, 2023, there is no clear public record in the provided official evidence of Schmitt sponsoring, advancing, or announcing a concrete Taiwan-focused initiative that measurably strengthened U.S.-Taiwan ties. The visible official homepage and press-release record through June 18, 2026 shows no Taiwan-related accomplishment, and a notable Senate action cuts the other way: in April 2024 he voted against the foreign-aid package that included support for Taiwan. On this record, the promise is not fulfilled rather than delivered or partially delivered.