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Wisconsin · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 1

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Official source: Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) ↗(opens in a new tab) · check the state's own candidate list for the final word

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IssueBryan Steil
Republican
Mitchell Berman
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports deregulation and tax relief to protect jobs Supports raising wages, lower costs, and U.S. manufacturing
HousingSupports increasing housing supply by reducing regulation Supports expanding housing access and curbing private equity in homes
Health careSupports patient- and doctor-centered, affordable healthcare Supports ACA subsidies, public option, and Medicaid protection
ImmigrationSupports securing the southern border no sourced position
Abortion & reproductive rightsPro-life; supports returning abortion regulation to states Supports reproductive freedom and access to reproductive health care
EducationSupports local control and parental involvement in education Supports fully funding public schools and protecting federal education aid
Climate & energyno sourced position Supports clean energy, PFAS cleanup, and making polluters pay
Crime & public safetyStrongly opposes defunding police; supports law enforcement no sourced position
Taxes & budgetOpposes deficit spending; supports fiscal responsibility Opposes tax breaks for corporations and the wealthy; backs tariff rollback
GunsStrong Second Amendment supporter; opposes new gun restrictions no sourced position
Democracy & electionsSupports voter ID and anti-noncitizen-voting measures Supports overturning Citizens United and ending dark money
Foreign policy & defenseSupports strong national security; seeks to hold Iran accountable Supports War Powers Act oversight; opposes the war with Iran

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