Who Is Running in Wisconsin Congressional District 4th in 2026?
Last updated: March 2, 2026
Gwen Moore
(Incumbent)Economy
HighGwen Moore introduced bipartisan legislation with Rep. Rudy Yakym aimed at increasing access to homeownership for working families. She also introduced a measure to make lifesaving care affordable for new mothers, addressing healthcare costs. Moore supported FY 2026 funding legislation (H.R. 6938) that included $720 million for Violence Against Women's Act programs and rejected several proposed budget cuts to science, environmental, and public lands agencies, citing support for domestic survivors and programs vital to her region.
Immigration
HighGwen Moore voted against the 2026 Department of Homeland Security Appropriations bill and subsequent stopgap funding, stating concerns about the agency's tactics and lack of accountability. She also voted against the Child Deportation Act, calling it anti-immigrant and ineffective. Congresswoman Moore supports the Humanitarian Standards for Individuals in Customs and Border Protection Custody Act, The American Dream and Promise Act, and The Farm Workforce Modernization Act, advocating for stronger health standards and a pathway to citizenship.
Healthcare
HighCongresswoman Gwen Moore voted to restore health insurance subsidies, specifically expanding the advance premium tax credit for Affordable Care Act marketplace plans for 2026 through 2028. She affirmed her belief that healthcare is a human right and explained her vote was to protect affordable healthcare for millions of Americans, viewing the ACA as a lifesaving resource.
Republican Candidate
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| Issue | Gwen Moore |
|---|---|
| Economy | Gwen Moore introduced bipartisan legislation with Rep. Rudy Yakym aimed at increasing access to homeownership for working families. She also introduced a measure to make lifesaving care affordable for new mothers, addressing healthcare costs. Moore supported FY 2026 funding legislation (H.R. 6938) that included $720 million for Violence Against Women's Act programs and rejected several proposed budget cuts to science, environmental, and public lands agencies, citing support for domestic survivors and programs vital to her region. High |
| Immigration | Gwen Moore voted against the 2026 Department of Homeland Security Appropriations bill and subsequent stopgap funding, stating concerns about the agency's tactics and lack of accountability. She also voted against the Child Deportation Act, calling it anti-immigrant and ineffective. Congresswoman Moore supports the Humanitarian Standards for Individuals in Customs and Border Protection Custody Act, The American Dream and Promise Act, and The Farm Workforce Modernization Act, advocating for stronger health standards and a pathway to citizenship. High |
| Healthcare | Congresswoman Gwen Moore voted to restore health insurance subsidies, specifically expanding the advance premium tax credit for Affordable Care Act marketplace plans for 2026 through 2028. She affirmed her belief that healthcare is a human right and explained her vote was to protect affordable healthcare for millions of Americans, viewing the ACA as a lifesaving resource. High |
| Climate & Energy | Gwen Moore supported a bill that rejected the President’s proposed FY 2026 budget cuts for science and environmental programs, voting for its passage. This legislation increased funding for NOAA, EPA, and NASA, including $369 million for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. She also supported the Inflation Reduction Act, which provides investments in environmental justice priorities and offers tax credits for clean energy initiatives, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and lower consumer energy costs. High |
| Abortion & Reproductive Rights | Gwen Moore voted in favor of the Right to Contraception Act, the Women’s Health Protection Act (H.R.3755), and the Ensuring Women’s Right to Reproductive Freedom Act (H.R.8297). She opposed the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act (H.R.26) and the Pregnant Students’ Rights Act (H.R.6359). Moore supports taxpayer funding for abortion and opposed H.R. 6918, which aimed to fund Pregnancy Resource Centers. Medium |
| Foreign Policy | Congresswoman Gwen Moore voted against the 2026 Department of Homeland Security Appropriations bill, citing its failure to ensure accountability and implement reforms for immigration enforcement. She supports a humanitarian ceasefire and aid in Gaza, while also opposing additional settlements in the West Bank. Moore, endorsed by J Street PAC, also supports aid to Ukraine and strengthening Indo-Pacific alliances. High |
| Education | Congresswoman Gwen Moore opposes the elimination of funding for TRIO programs in the FY 2026 budget, a proposal initiated by President Trump. She has led efforts against these cuts, stating that TRIO programs offer academic support, enabling college students to enter and succeed in higher education. As a co-chair of the TRIO Caucus and an alum, Moore also advocates for the immediate release of award notifications for these programs. High |
| Gun Policy | Congresswoman Gwen Moore supported legislation related to domestic violence gun homicide prevention, as evidenced by her involvement with companion bill H.R. 3813. She voted against H.Res. 1042, which provided for the consideration of H.R. 2189, a bill to modernize federal firearms laws. Moore generally supports gun control measures. Medium |
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