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Minnesota · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 4

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IssueBetty McCollum
Democratic-Farmer-Labor
Paul Wikstrom
Republican
Economy & jobsOpposes tariffs; supports lowering costs and worker legislation Supports tax cuts, deregulation, and domestic production
HousingSupports expanding affordable housing supply and first-time buyer grants Supports increasing housing supply through deregulation
Health careSupports lowering healthcare costs; protect Medicare and Social Security Supports free-market healthcare competition reforms
ImmigrationCalls for rebuilding immigration system; opposes ICE abuses Supports strengthening border security
Abortion & reproductive rightsSupports reproductive health care without government interference Pro-life; opposes taxpayer funding for abortion providers
EducationSupports public education funding; opposes eliminating Dept. of Education Supports academic focus, vocational training, and school choice
Climate & energySupports clean energy investment and opposes cuts to climate programs Supports domestic energy production and deregulation
Crime & public safetySupports police funding and community safety investment Supports accountability for fraud and law enforcement
Taxes & budgetOpposes Republican tax cuts for corporations and deficit increases Supports expanding tax cuts and reducing federal spending
GunsSupports gun violence prevention legislation Supports Second Amendment with limited restrictions
Democracy & electionsSupports local self-government and opposes barriers to voting Opposes Minnesota's Election Day vouching system
Foreign policy & defenseOpposes unauthorized military action; supports war powers oversight on Iran Called for accountability over Pentagon contract pressure allegation

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