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Wisconsin Congressional District 7: 2026 Voter Guide

Wisconsin Congressional District 7 elects one member of the U.S. House of Representatives. On November 3, 2026, the candidates are Michael Alfonso (Republican) and Fred Clark (Democratic).

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Michael Alfonso

Republican

Michael Alfonso, 26, is a University of Wisconsin-Madison mathematics graduate, former construction worker, and former producer for 'The Dan Bongino Show.' A political newcomer, he won a five-way August 11, 2026…

Affordability

Supports lowering costs for families (per Wausau Daily Herald questionnaire, July 30, 2026).

Taxes

Supports lower taxes (per Wausau Daily Herald questionnaire, July 30, 2026).

Energy

Supports domestic energy production (per Wausau Daily Herald questionnaire, July 30, 2026).

Guns

Supports the Second Amendment (per Wausau Daily Herald questionnaire, July 30, 2026).

Border security

Supports border enforcement (per Wausau Daily Herald questionnaire, July 30, 2026).

Elections

Supports election security (per Wausau Daily Herald questionnaire, July 30, 2026).

Personal freedoms

Supports personal freedoms (per Wausau Daily Herald questionnaire, July 30, 2026).

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Fred Clark

Democratic

Fred Clark is a retired forester and land manager and a former three-term member of the Wisconsin State Assembly (1985-1991). He later served as executive director of the environmental nonprofit Wisconsin's Green Fire.…

Affordability

Supports lowering costs for families (per Milwaukee Journal Sentinel questionnaire, August 3, 2026).

Health care

Supports affordable health care (per Milwaukee Journal Sentinel questionnaire, August 3, 2026).

Reproductive rights

Supports reproductive choice (per Milwaukee Journal Sentinel questionnaire, August 3, 2026).

Rural economy

Supports the rural economy, farms, and forests (per Milwaukee Journal Sentinel questionnaire, August 3, 2026; WBZH, November 24, 2025).

Forest products

Supported forest-products innovation but preferred an earned tax-credit structure over a large grant (per Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, August 3, 2026).

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