Wisconsin Sample Ballot 2026: Every Candidate on Your November Ballot

Berman is a registered nurse with more than 23 years in healthcare, including a decade caring for veterans and active-duty service members at the VA, per the campaign site. He is a board-certified emergency nurse, a National Nurses United member, the first in his family to graduate college, and a husband and father of two, per the campaign site.

Pocan is a sitting member of the U.S. House representing Wisconsin, serving his seventh term, per the campaign site. He previously owned and operated a union printing company for 37 years and served 14 years in the Wisconsin State Assembly before his election to Congress, per the campaign site.

Eau Claire native who has worked as a political fundraiser, small business owner, and nonprofit leader, making her third run for this seat after a narrow 2024 loss to Rep. Derrick Van Orden, per the Wisconsin Examiner voter guide, which notes support from Sens. Tammy Baldwin and Bernie Sanders.

Kent is a social worker (MSW) and author who founded the Voter Directed Network, per his campaign site. He is a father and husband from La Crosse running as an independent for Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District. His campaign centers on moving decision-making directly to voters rather than elected representatives.

Provance is a certified HVAC-R technician, per his campaign site. He is married with seven children and is running as an independent for Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District under the message "Solutions Less Problems." He says he is motivated by wanting a better future for his kids and "all of our children."

Wisconsin's longest-serving U.S. House member and the first Black woman from Wisconsin elected to the House, serving on the Ways and Means Committee, per the Wisconsin Examiner voter guide.

Tim Rogers has spent nearly 30 years delivering gift baskets and newspapers for two local Milwaukee businesses and grew up around his family's grocery store, Rogers and Rogers Soul Brothers Supermarket, per the campaign site. He graduated from North Division High School and attended UW-Parkside and MATC, per the campaign site.

Burks is a longtime Milwaukee businessman who has run multiple companies in the city since the 1970s, per his campaign site. He is running as an independent for Wisconsin's 4th Congressional District, saying he has fought to sustain Milwaukee communities and has raised his family there.

Retrained as an MRI technologist and went on to product development at GE Healthcare in Waukesha, per his campaign site, which says he holds a hospitality management degree and an MBA and lives in West Bend.

Smith describes himself on the campaign site as a dad, veteran, and business builder running for Congress in Wisconsin, per the campaign site.

Matthew Arndt is a certified public accountant who operates his own tax and investment advisory firm, per WUWM 89.7 FM. He is running as the Green Party candidate for Wisconsin's 6th congressional district in the November 3, 2026 general election.

Fitzgibbon is a mother and advocate running as an independent for Wisconsin's 6th Congressional District, per her campaign site. She says a complex family law case she took pro se to the U.S. Supreme Court, which the court declined to hear, drove her to focus on government accountability. The Libertarian Party of Wisconsin has endorsed her candidacy, per WisPolitics.

Thurow is a Milwaukee Fire Department fire captain and director of the department's HAZMAT team, per his campaign site. Before becoming a professional firefighter in 2013, he spent nearly a decade working at Health Care for the Homeless. He is a lifelong Mequon resident and father of four running as an independent for Wisconsin's 6th Congressional District.

Podcast producer and UW-Madison graduate who worked in construction to pay his way through college, endorsed by President Donald Trump and son-in-law of former 7th District Rep. Sean Duffy, per the Wisconsin Examiner voter guide.

Owner of Clark Forestry Inc. who represented Baraboo in the Wisconsin Assembly from 2009 to 2014 and was a founding board member of the conservation group Wisconsin Green Fire, per the Wisconsin Examiner voter guide.

Crosson is a U.S. Army veteran with combat-unit service who has also worked in business and served on his local school board, per the campaign site. The campaign site describes him as bringing military precision and leadership to Northeast Wisconsin, per the campaign site.