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Wisconsin · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 5

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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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IssueScott Fitzgerald
Republican
Andrew Beck
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports cutting regulations, opposing federal minimum wage mandates, extending Trump tax cuts Supports lower costs, union jobs, and domestic manufacturing
HousingSupports expanding housing construction financing and affordability reforms Supports increasing housing construction to lower costs
Health careOpposes ACA; supports market-based health care reforms Supports protecting Medicare/Medicaid and expanding affordable care
ImmigrationSupports strict border enforcement and ICE funding no sourced position
Abortion & reproductive rightsOpposes abortion; supports pro-life legislation Supports codifying reproductive freedoms in federal law
EducationSupports reining in teachers unions; co-introduced the STUDENT Act Supports federal funding for public schools
Climate & energyOpposes federal climate mandates; supports rolling back emissions rules Supports action on climate change
Crime & public safetySupports equipping law enforcement with less-than-lethal weapons Supports expanding mental health care for safer communities
Taxes & budgetSupports extending Trump tax cuts and cutting government spending Supports protecting Social Security and raising/eliminating tax ceiling
GunsSupports Second Amendment rights no sourced position
Democracy & electionsSupports election-integrity measures including the SAVE Act Strongly prioritizes protecting democracy and fair elections
Foreign policy & defenseSupports sanctioning Russia and Iran; America-first foreign policy no sourced position

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