who is my representative wisconsin
You have more than one “representative” in Wisconsin, and the exact people depend on your home address and district.
Quick answer
To find your specific representative in Wisconsin:
- Go to the official “Find my representative” tools:
- Federal (U.S. House): the House lookup lets you enter your ZIP to see your U.S. representative.
* Wisconsin officials: the MyVote Wisconsin “My Elected Officials” page shows everyone who represents you once you enter your address.
- After you enter your address, you’ll see:
- Your U.S. House member (federal representative)
- Your Wisconsin State Senator
- Your Wisconsin State Assembly representative
- Local offices, depending on the tool you use.
Current U.S. House members from Wisconsin
If you just want to know who currently represents Wisconsin in the U.S. House (as of early 2026), here are the eight members listed for the state. You are represented by one of these, depending on your district.
| District | Incumbent (Party) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| WI–1 | Bryan Steil (R) | Serving since 2019. | [1]
| WI–2 | Mark Pocan (D) | Southern Wisconsin, includes Madison area. | [3][1]
| WI–3 | Derrick Van Orden (R) | Serving since 2023. | [1]
| WI–4 | Gwen Moore (D) | Serving since 2005. | [1]
| WI–5 | Scott Fitzgerald (R) | Milwaukee suburbs such as Washington and most of Waukesha County. | [3][1]
| WI–6 | Glenn Grothman (R) | East‑central WI, including Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Sheboygan. | [3][1]
| WI–7 | Tom Tiffany (R) | Serving since 2020. | [1]
| WI–8 | Tony Wied (R) | Northeastern WI, including Green Bay and Appleton. | [3][1]
How to quickly look yours up online
Use one of these official-style lookup tools with your address for the most accurate result:
- MyVote Wisconsin “My Elected Officials”
- Lets you enter your address and see a full list of your elected officials at multiple levels.
- U.S. House “Find Your Representative”
- Enter your ZIP code to get your member of Congress and a link to their website.
- General “My Reps” style tools
- Some non‑government tools also let you enter your address to see federal, state, county, and local officials in one place.
If you tell me your ZIP code or city (no exact address needed), I can narrow down which of the eight House members is most likely your representative.
