2026 election · U.S. House
2026 Wisconsin House race — Thomas P. Tiffany's seat
Incumbent: Thomas P. Tiffany (Republican) — see their approval score, record, and voting history on their page.
Declared candidates
Source: FEC candidate filingsStated positions (8) ▾
- Abortion: Supports restricting abortion, opposing taxpayer funding for abortions, favoring a ban after 20 weeks except to save the mother's life, and describes himself as pro-life. [1]
- Budget & Government Spending: Opposes large federal COVID-relief and stimulus packages, arguing the federal government has a spending problem, and supports reducing the deficit through spending cuts rather than tax increases. [1][2]
- Civil Rights (Equal Rights Amendment): Supports maintaining the existing ratification deadline for the Equal Rights Amendment rather than extending it. [1]
- Economy & Regulation: Favors reducing regulations and taxes on businesses to promote a free-market economy and opposes what he characterizes as job-killing federal rules. [1][2]
- Energy: Supports expanding domestic energy production, including reviving projects like the Keystone XL pipeline, and opposes federal subsidies for renewable ('green') energy. [1][2]
- Immigration: Supports building a border wall, opposes amnesty, favors ending chain migration in favor of merit-based immigration, and backs strict enforcement and removal of those in the country illegally. [1][2][3]
- Taxation: Supports cutting taxes, including eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security, and opposes tax increases at the state level. [1]
- Trade: Supports fair trade deals intended to benefit U.S. agricultural producers and expresses concern over foreign land purchases, including by Chinese entities, near U.S. farmland and military sites. [1][2]
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