Wisconsin Congressional District 3: 2026 Voter Guide

Says he supported the Working Families Tax Cuts, which he says put more money back in the pockets of working families, seniors, and small businesses (per Ballotpedia News, August 21, 2026).

Promoted the Republican tax agenda at the Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas in September 2026 (per Election Central, September 2026).

Has defended the Republican approach to health care, arguing that broader economic growth and changes in federal policy offer a better path (per Election Central, September 2026).

One of President Trump's more vocal allies in Congress; Trump has endorsed him, and he has made the Trump record part of his case for a third term (per Election Central, September 2026).

Focused on tackling the affordability crisis with better wages, more economic opportunities, and lower taxes for working families; opposes corporate price-gouging (per Ballotpedia Candidate Connection via Ballotpedia News; Civic Media, August 5, 2026).

Has made health-care access and costs central to her campaign; supports a public option, ACA tax credits, and expanding Medicare to cover vision, dental, and hearing (per Election Central, September 2026; USA Today Network questionnaires, July-August 2026).

Called for a federal pause on new large-scale data-center projects until stronger rules are in place, citing electricity demand, land use, and local infrastructure (per Election Central, September 2026).

Supports a $15 federal minimum wage (per USA Today Network questionnaires, July-August 2026).

Supports abortion rights (per USA Today Network questionnaires, July-August 2026).

Supports background checks and red-flag enforcement (per USA Today Network questionnaires, July-August 2026).

Supports farmland ownership restrictions and opposes tariffs that harm farms (per USA Today Network questionnaires, July-August 2026).

Has criticized Van Orden for not holding in-person town halls and says voters deserve accountability (per Ballotpedia News, August 21, 2026).

Pledges to vote according to the verified will of constituents via online issue-by-issue voting on app.VoterDirectedNetwork.com, measuring success by how faithfully he serves voters' decisions (per Stevens Point Journal questionnaire, July 29, 2026).

Will not accept donations from any donors, lobbyists, political parties, or special interests, ever (per Stevens Point Journal questionnaire, July 29, 2026).

Campaign built on full voter empowerment, ending political corruption, and servant leadership; argues the party-controlled system responds to money instead of voters (per Stevens Point Journal questionnaire, July 29, 2026).

Names cost of living, health care, housing, agriculture, education, public safety, and government corruption as the top concerns he hears from voters (per Stevens Point Journal questionnaire, July 29, 2026).

Pushes for congressional term limits and pledges to serve only one term himself (per Stevens Point Journal questionnaire, July 29, 2026).

Pushes for little to no pay for members of Congress and removing congressional retirement benefits (per Stevens Point Journal questionnaire, July 29, 2026).

Wants to return to the gold standard, create a new congressional agency to control the currency, do away with the Federal Reserve, and push for state banks like North Dakota's (per Stevens Point Journal questionnaire, July 29, 2026).

Pushes states to put balanced-budget clauses into their state constitutions (per Stevens Point Journal questionnaire, July 29, 2026).

Wants to end eminent-domain laws so people are 'secure in their homes' (per Stevens Point Journal questionnaire, July 29, 2026).

Names affordability in health, goods, and services as a top concern and says his goal is to give government back to the people (per Stevens Point Journal questionnaire, July 29, 2026).