United States congressional delegations from Wisconsin

Wisconsin

Census Topic | Value

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Population | 5,893,718
Gender |

50.1% Male

49.9% Female

Race |

80.4% White

6.4% Black

3% Asian

1% Native American

0% Pacific Islander

3.1% Other (single race)

6.1% Multiple

Ethnicity | 7.6% Hispanic or Latino origin
Median household income | $77,485
High school graduation rate | 93.6%
College graduation rate | 33.4%
Upcoming elections |

U.S. House, 2026

U.S. Senate, 2026

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 census and 2024 ACS data. Percentages are rounded to the nearest 0.1%.

This page displays the current and historical members of U.S. Congress from Wisconsin. Here is the current partisan breakdown of the congressional members from Wisconsin.

Wisconsin congressional partisan compositionParty| U.S. Senate| U.S. House| Total

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Democratic| 1| 2| 3
Republican| 1| 6| 7
Independent| 0| 0| 0
Vacancies| 0| 0| 0
Total| 2| 8| 10

## Contents

* 1 Current members
* 1.1 U.S. Senate
* 1.2 U.S. House
* 2 District map
* 3 Historical members
* 3.1 U.S. Senate
* 3.2 U.S. House
* 4 2000s
* 5 1900s
* 6 1800s
* 6.1 Footnotes

## Current members[edit]

### U.S. Senate[edit]

See also: Classes of United States Senators

The current members of the U.S. Senate from Wisconsin are:

Office | Name | Party | Date assumed office | Date term ends

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U.S. Senate Wisconsin | Tammy Baldwin | Democratic  | January 3, 2013 | January 3, 2031
U.S. Senate Wisconsin | Ronald Harold Johnson | Republican  | January 3, 2011 | January 3, 2029

### U.S. House[edit]

The current members of the U.S. House from Wisconsin are:

Office | Name | Party | Date assumed office | Date term ends

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U.S. House Wisconsin District 1 | Bryan Steil | Republican  | January 3, 2019 | January 3, 2027
U.S. House Wisconsin District 2 | Mark Pocan | Democratic  | January 3, 2013 | January 3, 2027
U.S. House Wisconsin District 3 | Derrick Van Orden | Republican  | January 3, 2023 | January 3, 2027
U.S. House Wisconsin District 4 | Gwen Moore | Democratic  | January 3, 2005 | January 3, 2027
U.S. House Wisconsin District 5 | Scott Fitzgerald | Republican  | January 3, 2021 | January 3, 2027
U.S. House Wisconsin District 6 | Glenn Grothman | Republican  | January 3, 2015 | January 3, 2027
U.S. House Wisconsin District 7 | Tom Tiffany | Republican  | May 19, 2020 | January 3, 2027
U.S. House Wisconsin District 8 | Tony Wied | Republican  | November 12, 2024 | January 3, 2027

## District map[edit]

## Historical members[edit]

### U.S. Senate[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. Senate by Party from Wisconsin

Party | Total
Democratic | 11
Republican | 20
Class 1 Senators from Wisconsin

Senator  | Years Served  | Party
Henry Dodge | 1848-1857 | Democratic
James R. Doolittle | 1857-1869 | Republican
Matthew H. Carpenter | 1869-1875 | Republican
Angus Cameron | 1875-1881 | Republican
Philetus Sawyer | 1881-1893 | Republican
John L. Mitchell | 1893-1899 | Democratic
Joseph V. Quarles | 1899-1905 | Republican
Robert M. La Follette | 1906-1925 | Republican
Robert M. La Follette, Jr. | 1925-1947 | Republican
Joseph R. McCarthy | 1947-1957 | Republican
William Proxmire | 1957-1989 | Democratic
Herb Kohl | 1989-2013 | Democratic
Tammy Baldwin | 2013-Present | Democratic
Class 3 Senators from Wisconsin

Senator  | Years Served  | Party
Isaac P. Walker | 1848-1855 | Democratic
Charles Durkee | 1855-1861 | Republican
Timothy O. Howe | 1861-1879 | Republican
Matthew H. Carpenter | 1879-1881 | Republican
Angus Cameron | 1881-1885 | Republican
John Coit Spooner | 1885-1891 | Republican
William F. Vilas | 1891-1897 | Democratic
John Coit Spooner | 1897-1907 | Republican
Isaac Stephenson | 1907-1915 | Republican
Paul O. Husting | 1915-1917 | Democratic
Irvine L. Lenroot | 1918-1927 | Republican
John J. Blaine | 1927-1933 | Republican
F. Ryan Duffy | 1933-1939 | Democratic
Alexander Wiley | 1939-1963 | Republican
Gaylord A. Nelson | 1963-1981 | Democratic
Robert W. Kasten, Jr. | 1981-1993 | Republican
Russ Feingold | 1993-2011 | Democratic
Ron Johnson | 2011-Present | Republican

### U.S. House[edit]

The following individuals were elected to the U.S. House from Wisconsin.

# 2000s[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 2000s from Wisconsin

Party | Total
Democratic | 3
Republican | 9
Total Representatives | 12
Representatives to the U.S. House from Wisconsin

Representative  | Years Served  | Party
Steve Kagen  | 2007-2011  | Democratic
Mark Pocan | 2013-present  | Democratic
Gwen Moore | 2005-present  | Democratic
Sean Duffy | 2011-2019  | Republican
Reid Ribble | 2011-2017  | Republican
Glenn Grothman | 2015-present  | Republican
Mike Gallagher | 2017-2024 | Republican
Bryan Steil | 2019-present | Republican
Tom Tiffany | 2020-present | Republican
Scott Fitzgerald | 2021-present | Republican
Derrick Van Orden | 2023-present | Republican
Tony Wied | 2024-present | Republican

# 1900s[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1900s from Wisconsin

Party | Total
Democratic | 33
Republican | 59
Socialist | 1
Total Representatives | 93
Representatives to the U.S. House in Wisconsin 1900s Representatives to the U.S. House from Wisconsin

Representative  | Years Served  | Party
Henry Cullen Adams  | 1903–1906  | Republican
Webster E. Brown  | 1901–1907  | Republican
Charles H. Weisse  | 1903–1911  | Democratic
William H. Stafford  | 1903–1911, 1913–1919, 1921–1923, 1929–1933  | Republican
John M. Nelson  | 1906–1919, 1921–1933  | Republican
James William Murphy  | 1907–1909  | Democratic
Gustav Küstermann  | 1907–1911  | Republican
Elmer A. Morse  | 1907–1913  | Republican
William J. Cary  | 1907–1919  | Republican
Arthur W. Kopp  | 1909–1913  | Republican
Irvine Lenroot  | 1909–1918  | Republican
Victor L. Berger  | 1911–1913, 1923–1929  | Socialist
Michael E. Burke  | 1911–1917  | Democratic
Thomas F. Konop  | 1911–1917  | Democratic
Michael Reilly  | 1913–1917, 1930–1939  | Democratic
Edward E. Browne  | 1913–1931  | Republican
James A. Frear  | 1913–1935  | Republican
David G. Classon  | 1917–1923  | Republican
Edward Voigt  | 1917–1927  | Republican
Adolphus P. Nelson  | 1918–1923  | Republican
Florian Lampert  | 1918–1930  | Republican
James G. Monahan  | 1919–1921  | Republican
Clifford E. Randall  | 1919–1921  | Republican
John C. Kleczka  | 1919–1923  | Republican
Joseph D. Beck  | 1921–1929  | Republican
George J. Schneider  | 1923–1933, 1935–1939  | Republican
John C. Schafer  | 1923–1933, 1939–1941  | Republican
Hubert H. Peavey  | 1923–1935  | Republican
Charles A. Kading  | 1927–1933  | Republican
Merlin Hull  | 1929–1931, 1935–1947, 1947–1953  | Republican
Thomas Ryum Amlie  | 1931–1933, 1935-1939  | Republican
Gerald J. Boileau  | 1931–1935, 1936–1939  | Republican
Gardner R. Withrow,  | 1931–1935, 1935–1939, 1949–1961  | Republican
Charles W. Henney  | 1933–1935  | Democratic
James F. Hughes  | 1933–1935  | Democratic
George W. Blanchard  | 1933–1935  | Republican
Raymond Joseph Cannon  | 1933–1939  | Democratic
Thomas O'Malley  | 1933–1939  | Democratic
Harry Sauthoff  | 1935–1939, 1941–1945  | Democratic
Bernard J. Gehrmann  | 1935–1943  | Democratic
Harry W. Griswold  | 1939  | Republican
Stephen Bolles  | 1939–1941  | Republican
Charles Hawks, Jr.  | 1939–1941  | Republican
Joshua L. Johns  | 1939–1943  | Republican
Lewis D. Thill  | 1939–1943  | Republican
Frank Bateman Keefe  | 1939–1951  | Republican
Reid F. Murray  | 1939–1952  | Republican
Thaddeus Wasielewski  | 1941–1947  | Democratic
William H. Stevenson  | 1941–1949  | Republican
Lawrence H. Smith  | 1941–1958  | Republican
LaVern R. Dilweg  | 1943–1945  | Democratic
Howard J. McMurray  | 1943–1945  | Democratic
Alvin O'Konski  | 1943–1973  | Republican
Robert K. Henry  | 1945–1946  | Republican
John W. Byrnes  | 1945–1973  | Republican
Andrew Biemiller  | 1945–1947, 1949–1951  | Democratic
John C. Brophy  | 1947–1949  | Republican
Charles J. Kersten  | 1947–1949, 1951–1955  | Republican
Glenn Robert Davis  | 1947–1957, 1965–1974  | Republican
Clement J. Zablocki  | 1949–1983  | Democratic
William Van Pelt  | 1951–1965  | Republican
Lester Johnson  | 1953–1965  | Democratic
Melvin R. Laird  | 1953–1969  | Republican
Henry S. Reuss  | 1955–1983  | Democratic
Donald Edgar Tewes  | 1957–1959  | Republican
Gerald T. Flynn  | 1959–1961  | Democratic
Robert Kastenmeier  | 1959–1991  | Democratic
Henry C. Schadeberg  | 1961–1965, 1967–1971  | Republican
Vernon Wallace Thomson  | 1961–1974  | Republican
John Abner Race  | 1965–1967  | Democratic
Lynn E. Stalbaum  | 1965–1967  | Democratic
William A. Steiger  | 1967–1978  | Republican
Dave Obey  | 1969–2011  | Democratic
Les Aspin  | 1971–1993  | Democratic
Harold Vernon Froehlich  | 1973–1975  | Republican
Robert John Cornell  | 1975–1979  | Democratic
Bob Kasten  | 1975–1979  | Republican
Alvin Baldus  | 1975–1981  | Democratic
Toby Roth  | 1979–1997  | Republican
Tom Petri | 1979–2015  | Republican
Steve Gunderson  | 1981–1997  | Republican
Jim Moody  | 1983–1993  | Democratic
Jerry Kleczka  | 1984–2005  | Democratic
Scott L. Klug  | 1991–1999  | Republican
Peter W. Barca  | 1993–1995  | Democratic
Tom Barrett  | 1993–2003  | Democratic
Mark Neumann  | 1995–1999  | Republican
Jay W. Johnson  | 1997–1999  | Democratic
Mark Green  | 1999-2007  | Republican
Tammy Baldwin | 1999-2013  | Democratic
Paul Ryan | 1999-2019  | Republican
Ron Kind | 1997-2023  | Democratic
Jim Sensenbrenner | 1979-2021  | Republican

# 1800s[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1800s from Wisconsin

Party | Total
Democratic | 33
Republican | 47
Laborite | 1
Whig | 1
Free Soiler | 1
Total Representatives | 83
Representatives to the U.S. House from Wisconsin

Representative  | Years Served  | Party
Mason Cook Darling  | 1848–1849  | Democratic
William Pitt Lynde  | 1848–1849, 1875–1879  | Democratic
James Duane Doty  | 1849–1851, 1851–1853  | Democratic
Orsamus Cole  | 1849–1851  | Whig
Charles Durkee  | 1849–1853  | Free Soiler
Ben C. Eastman  | 1851–1855  | Democratic
John B. Macy  | 1853–1855  | Democratic
Daniel Wells, Jr.  | 1853–1857  | Democratic
Charles Billinghurst  | 1855–1857  | Republican
Cadwallader C. Washburn  | 1855–1861, 1867–1871  | Republican
John F. Potter  | 1857–1863  | Republican
Charles H. Larrabee  | 1859–1861  | Democratic
Luther Hanchett  | 1861–1862  | Republican
A. Scott Sloan  | 1861–1863  | Republican
James S. Brown  | 1863–1865  | Democratic
Ezra Wheeler  | 1863–1865  | Democratic
Walter D. McIndoe  | 1863–1867  | Republican
Ithamar Sloan  | 1863–1867  | Republican
Charles A. Eldredge  | 1863–1875  | Democratic
Amasa Cobb  | 1863–1871  | Republican
Halbert E. Paine  | 1865–1871  | Republican
Philetus Sawyer  | 1865–1875  | Republican
Benjamin F. Hopkins  | 1867–1870  | Republican
David Atwood  | 1870–1871  | Republican
J. Allen Barber  | 1871–1875  | Republican
Alexander Mitchell  | 1871–1875  | Democratic
Gerry Whiting Hazelton  | 1871–1875  | Republican
Jeremiah McLain Rusk  | 1871–1877  | Republican
Alexander S. McDill  | 1873–1875  | Republican
Samuel D. Burchard  | 1875–1877  | Democratic
Charles G. Williams  | 1873–1883  | Republican
Alanson M. Kimball  | 1875–1877  | Republican
Henry S. Magoon  | 1875–1877  | Republican
Lucien B. Caswell  | 1875–1883, 1885–1891  | Republican
George W. Cate  | 1875–1877  | Democratic
Gabriel Bouck  | 1877–1881  | Democratic
Herman L. Humphrey  | 1877–1883  | Republican
George Cochrane Hazelton  | 1877–1883  | Republican
Thaddeus C. Pound  | 1877–1883  | Republican
Edward S. Bragg  | 1877–1883, 1885–1887  | Democratic
Peter V. Deuster  | 1879–1885  | Democratic
Richard W. Guenther  | 1881–1889  | Republican
Gilbert M. Woodward  | 1883–1885  | Democratic
Burr W. Jones  | 1883–1885  | Democratic
Daniel H. Sumner  | 1883–1885  | Democratic
John Winans  | 1883–1885  | Democratic
William T. Price  | 1883–1886  | Republican
Joseph Rankin  | 1883–1886  | Democratic
Isaac Stephenson  | 1883–1889  | Republican
Isaac W. Van Schaick  | 1885–1887, 1889–1891  | Republican
Robert M. La Follette, Sr.  | 1885–1891  | Republican
Ormsby B. Thomas  | 1885–1891  | Republican
Thomas R. Hudd  | 1886–1889  | Democratic
Hugh H. Price  | 1887  | Republican
Henry Smith  | 1887–1889  | Laborite
Charles B. Clark  | 1887–1891  | Republican
Nils P. Haugen  | 1887–1895  | Republican
Myron H. McCord  | 1889–1891  | Republican
George H. Brickner  | 1889–1895  | Democratic
Charles Barwig  | 1889–1895  | Democratic
Clinton Babbitt  | 1891–1893  | Democratic
Allen R. Bushnell  | 1891–1893  | Democratic
Frank P. Coburn  | 1891–1893  | Democratic
Lucas M. Miller  | 1891–1893  | Democratic
John L. Mitchell  | 1891–1893  | Democratic
Thomas Lynch  | 1891–1895  | Democratic
George B. Shaw  | 1893–1894  | Republican
Lyman E. Barnes  | 1893–1895  | Democratic
Peter J. Somers  | 1893–1895  | Democratic
Owen A. Wells  | 1893–1895  | Democratic
Joseph W. Babcock  | 1893–1907  | Republican
Henry A. Cooper  | 1893–1919, 1821–1931  | Republican
Michael Griffin  | 1894–1899  | Republican
Samuel A. Cook  | 1895–1897  | Republican
Edward Sauerhering  | 1895–1899  | Republican
Alexander Stewart  | 1895–1901  | Republican
Samuel S. Barney  | 1895–1903  | Republican
Edward S. Minor  | 1895–1907  | Republican
Theobald Otjen  | 1895–1907  | Republican
John J. Jenkins  | 1895–1909  | Republican
James H. Davidson  | 1897–1913, 1917–1918  | Republican
Herman B. Dahle  | 1899–1903  | Republican
John J. Esch  | 1899–1921  | Republican

## Footnotes[edit]

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Wisconsin's current delegation to the United States Congress

Senators

Tammy Baldwin (D)

Ronald Johnson (R)

Representatives

District 1

Bryan Steil (R)

District 2

Mark Pocan (D)

District 3

Derrick Van Orden (R)

District 4

Gwen Moore (D)

District 5

Scott Fitzgerald (R)

District 6

Glenn Grothman (R)

District 7

Tom Tiffany (R)

District 8

Tony Wied (R)

Republican Party (7)

Democratic Party (3)

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