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Tim Rogers

U.S. House District 4

2026 Wisconsin U.S. House — District 4 — General Election · November 3, 2026

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Overview

Current race
2026 Wisconsin U.S. House — District 4 — General Election on November 3, 2026
Official candidacy
U.S. House District 4 · Republican · Candidate
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Wisconsin Elections Commission — Candidates on Ballot by Election

2026 General Election - 11/3/2026

Candidate: Tim Rogers

Party: Republican

Office: U.S. House District 4

Wisconsin Elections Commission

Candidates on Ballot by Election

2026 General Election - 11/3/2026

Tim Rogers

Republican

Official and campaign contacts

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FEC committee ID: C00759506

FEC committee name: TIM ROGERS FOR CONGRESS

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Published website: https://www.rogersforwisconsin.com/

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FEC committee name: TIM ROGERS FOR CONGRESS

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Published website: https://www.rogersforwisconsin.com/

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I graduated from North Division High School in 1978 and went on to study at UW-Parkside and MATC. My Education helped lay the foundation for the rest of my life. Without a good education, I would not have had the basic skills to pursue employment and provide for my family. Like many of the citizens of the 4th District, I felt that the criminal justice system did not provide a just outcome. I believe it is important for all citizens to be able to have faith in the systems that were intended to protect us. I want to change the justice system into a system that protects all people equally, instead of one that distributes justice unevenly. My father and uncle owned Rogers and Rogers Soul Brothers Supermarket, a grocery store in Milwaukee, where I learned the value of hard work and what businesses mean to the community. Having many small businesses in the community helps build and nourish the neighborhood. These days, I see urban areas across the country struggling with poor quality drinking water. We can no longer afford to just talk about this issue, we need action now to end this crisis. Tim Rogers is the kind of congressmen we need in Washington.

Source-published biography

I graduated from North Division High School in 1978 and went on to study at UW-Parkside and MATC. My Education helped lay the foundation for the rest of my life. Without a good education, I would not have had the basic skills to pursue employment and provide for my family. Like many of the citizens of the 4th District, I felt that the criminal justice system did not provide a just outcome. I believe it is important for all citizens to be able to have faith in the systems that were intended to protect us. I want to change the justice system into a system that protects all people equally, instead of one that distributes justice unevenly. My father and uncle owned Rogers and Rogers Soul Brothers Supermarket, a grocery store in Milwaukee, where I learned the value of hard work and what businesses mean to the community. Having many small businesses in the community helps build and nourish the neighborhood. These days, I see urban areas across the country struggling with poor quality drinking water. We can no longer afford to just talk about this issue, we need action now to end this crisis. Tim Rogers is the kind of congressmen we need in Washington.

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I graduated from North Division High School in 1978 and went on to study at UW-Parkside and MATC. My Education helped lay the foundation for the rest of my life. Without a good education, I would not have had the basic skills to pursue employment and provide for my family. Like many of the citizens of the 4th District, I felt that the criminal justice system did not provide a just outcome. I believe it is important for all citizens to be able to have faith in the systems that were intended to protect us. I want to change the justice system into a system that protects all people equally, instead of one that distributes justice unevenly. My father and uncle owned Rogers and Rogers Soul Brothers Supermarket, a grocery store in Milwaukee, where I learned the value of hard work and what businesses mean to the community. Having many small businesses in the community helps build and nourish the neighborhood. These days, I see urban areas across the country struggling with poor quality drinking water. We can no longer afford to just talk about this issue, we need action now to end this crisis. Tim Rogers is the kind of congressmen we need in Washington.

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UNIVERSAL SCHOOL CHOICE

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We need to dissect the school budget to understand where the money is being spent. The Milwaukee School District is one of the worst school districts in the nation, even though they have one of the largest education budgets in the country. There are several ways to prevent poverty. One is through education. Urban schools throughout the country, including Milwaukee Public Schools, have failed our students for decades. Many students are graduating without being literate in reading and math. I support School Choice and School Voucher programs. In many urban districts, these programs have proven to be the best option to let students reach their full potential. We must not let school districts spend excessive amounts of money on educational methods that have been proven to fail urban communities. We must not let any more of our children graduate without the basic reading and math skills that School Choice schools consistently provide.

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We need to dissect the school budget to understand where the money is being spent. The Milwaukee School District is one of the worst school districts in the nation, even though they have one of the largest education budgets in the country. There are several ways to prevent poverty. One is through education. Urban schools throughout the country, including Milwaukee Public Schools, have failed our students for decades. Many students are graduating without being literate in reading and math. I support School Choice and School Voucher programs. In many urban districts, these programs have proven to be the best option to let students reach their full potential. We must not let school districts spend excessive amounts of money on educational methods that have been proven to fail urban communities. We must not let any more of our children graduate without the basic reading and math skills that School Choice schools consistently provide.

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Candidate statement

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Milwaukee is where I was born and raised, where I work, and have a family. I am proud to live in the 4th District. In recent years, my fellow citizens and I have seen critical components of our community start to decay. I have witnessed a deteriorating education system, where test scores and graduation rates have declined. I have seen a criminal justice system lacking transparency leading to unfair outcomes. I have seen the issue of aging lead laterals be ignored, risking the health of families across the district. I have seen taxation without proper representation. I will stand up for the people of the district and give them the representation that has been lacking for far too long. I will restore the quality of life in the neighborhoods and always remember who I represent while in Washington.

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Milwaukee is where I was born and raised, where I work, and have a family. I am proud to live in the 4th District. In recent years, my fellow citizens and I have seen critical components of our community start to decay. I have witnessed a deteriorating education system, where test scores and graduation rates have declined. I have seen a criminal justice system lacking transparency leading to unfair outcomes. I have seen the issue of aging lead laterals be ignored, risking the health of families across the district. I have seen taxation without proper representation. I will stand up for the people of the district and give them the representation that has been lacking for far too long. I will restore the quality of life in the neighborhoods and always remember who I represent while in Washington.

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Education, child care, and workforce training

Candidate position

Milwaukee is where I was born and raised, where I work, and have a family. I am proud to live in the 4th District. In recent years, my fellow citizens and I have seen critical components of our community start to decay. I have witnessed a deteriorating education system, where test scores and graduation rates have declined. I have seen a criminal justice system lacking transparency leading to unfair outcomes. I have seen the issue of aging lead laterals be ignored, risking the health of families across the district. I have seen taxation without proper representation. I will stand up for the people of the district and give them the representation that has been lacking for far too long. I will restore the quality of life in the neighborhoods and always remember who I represent while in Washington.

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Milwaukee is where I was born and raised, where I work, and have a family. I am proud to live in the 4th District. In recent years, my fellow citizens and I have seen critical components of our community start to decay. I have witnessed a deteriorating education system, where test scores and graduation rates have declined. I have seen a criminal justice system lacking transparency leading to unfair outcomes. I have seen the issue of aging lead laterals be ignored, risking the health of families across the district. I have seen taxation without proper representation. I will stand up for the people of the district and give them the representation that has been lacking for far too long. I will restore the quality of life in the neighborhoods and always remember who I represent while in Washington.

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Education, child care, and workforce training

Candidate position

We need to dissect the school budget to understand where the money is being spent. The Milwaukee School District is one of the worst school districts in the nation, even though they have one of the largest education budgets in the country. There are several ways to prevent poverty. One is through education. Urban schools throughout the country, including Milwaukee Public Schools, have failed our students for decades. Many students are graduating without being literate in reading and math. I support School Choice and School Voucher programs. In many urban districts, these programs have proven to be the best option to let students reach their full potential. We must not let school districts spend excessive amounts of money on educational methods that have been proven to fail urban communities. We must not let any more of our children graduate without the basic reading and math skills that School Choice schools consistently provide.

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We need to dissect the school budget to understand where the money is being spent. The Milwaukee School District is one of the worst school districts in the nation, even though they have one of the largest education budgets in the country. There are several ways to prevent poverty. One is through education. Urban schools throughout the country, including Milwaukee Public Schools, have failed our students for decades. Many students are graduating without being literate in reading and math. I support School Choice and School Voucher programs. In many urban districts, these programs have proven to be the best option to let students reach their full potential. We must not let school districts spend excessive amounts of money on educational methods that have been proven to fail urban communities. We must not let any more of our children graduate without the basic reading and math skills that School Choice schools consistently provide.

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Public safety and justice

Candidate position

The current criminal justice system does not work for our district and is failing our nation. We need a criminal justice system that punishes actual criminals, while protecting families, especially in urban areas. I support harsh punishment for violent criminals and those who disregard public safety and our nation’s future. While I support strict sentences for extreme crimes, I also believe that once a citizen has served their time, their rights need to be immediately and fully restored. Once a sentence is complete, in order to properly reintegrate into society, rights need to be automatically reinstated. We need to transform the justice system and restore faith in an institution that was initially designed to protect us, not harm us.

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The current criminal justice system does not work for our district and is failing our nation. We need a criminal justice system that punishes actual criminals, while protecting families, especially in urban areas. I support harsh punishment for violent criminals and those who disregard public safety and our nation’s future. While I support strict sentences for extreme crimes, I also believe that once a citizen has served their time, their rights need to be immediately and fully restored. Once a sentence is complete, in order to properly reintegrate into society, rights need to be automatically reinstated. We need to transform the justice system and restore faith in an institution that was initially designed to protect us, not harm us.

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Economy, jobs, taxes, and affordability

Candidate position

As families struggle to pay their grocery bills, rent, gas, etc., Democrats continue to steepen and multiply taxes. We need less government spending. I, Tim Rogers, want to let taxpayers keep more of their money. You’ve earned it, and I want you to keep it. The government has not earned the right to spend so much of your hard-earned money. The current status quo promotes spending outside the limits of the Constitution. It is unconstitutional to spend money on public schools. If elected, I will work to destroy the progressive tax system. Interstate Commerce enforcement should not be conducted inside of state boundaries, only when commerce actually moves between states. We need to let government agencies and programs decrease in size via attrition with retirements.

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As families struggle to pay their grocery bills, rent, gas, etc., Democrats continue to steepen and multiply taxes. We need less government spending. I, Tim Rogers, want to let taxpayers keep more of their money. You’ve earned it, and I want you to keep it. The government has not earned the right to spend so much of your hard-earned money. The current status quo promotes spending outside the limits of the Constitution. It is unconstitutional to spend money on public schools. If elected, I will work to destroy the progressive tax system. Interstate Commerce enforcement should not be conducted inside of state boundaries, only when commerce actually moves between states. We need to let government agencies and programs decrease in size via attrition with retirements.

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Favor Local School-Budget Reviews

Candidate position
FactVote summary · Goal / Priority

Favors reviewing Milwaukee school-district budgets to see how education funds are spent; the source identifies no congressional mechanism.

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Support Universal School Choice

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Support universal school-choice programs.

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Support Local School-Voucher Programs

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Supports local voucher programs allowing students to attend schools outside their assigned public-school district; the source identifies no congressional mechanism.

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Favor Ending Ineffective Local Instructional Spending

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Favors ending local spending on instructional approaches he considers ineffective for urban students; the source identifies no congressional mechanism.

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Favor Strict Sentences for Violent Offenders

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Favors strict sentences for violent offenders; the source does not distinguish federal from state offenses or name a congressional mechanism.

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Favor Rights Restoration After Sentences

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Favors restoring civil rights after a person completes a criminal sentence; the source does not distinguish federal from state convictions.

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Seek a Clean-Water Emergency Response

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Says his first priority would be to seek an emergency response for communities with dangerous water infrastructure; a member of Congress cannot issue an executive emergency declaration alone.

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Replace Hazardous Water Pipes

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Replace aging pipes that threaten access to safe drinking water.

  • Preserve the infrastructure-replacement mechanism without inventing a funding amount.
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Reduce Federal Spending

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Reduce federal spending.

  • Preserve the broad fiscal objective without inventing a target.
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Lower Federal Taxes

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Lower federal taxes so taxpayers keep more of their income.

  • Preserve the broad tax objective without inventing rates.
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Replace the Progressive Tax System

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Replace the federal progressive income-tax structure.

  • Preserve the explicit structural objective without inventing a replacement system.
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Limit Federal Commerce Enforcement to Interstate Activity

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Limit federal interstate-commerce enforcement to commerce that actually crosses state boundaries.

  • Preserve the candidate's proposed jurisdictional limitation.
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Reduce Agencies Through Attrition

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Reduce the size of federal agencies and programs through retirement-based attrition.

  • Preserve the named workforce mechanism without inventing agency targets.
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Make the Justice System Protect People Equally

Candidate position
FactVote summary · Goal / Priority

Reform the justice system so it protects people equally and distributes justice consistently.

  • Preserve the broad equality objective without inventing a procedural rule.
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Restore Neighborhood Quality of Life

Candidate position
FactVote summary · Goal / Priority

Improve neighborhood quality of life in Wisconsin's Fourth District.

  • Preserve the broad local objective without inventing federal programs.
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Public record

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Candidate ID: H4WI04274

Name: ROGERS, TIM

Office: House

State: WI

District: 04

Total receipts: $0.00

Total disbursements: $0.00

Cash on hand: $0.00

Debts owed by committee: $0.00

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Sources

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  1. Election record

    2026 Wisconsin general-election candidate listing — Tim Rogers

    Wisconsin Elections Commission

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  2. Government website identity record

    Tim Rogers — verified candidate website identity

    Federal Election Commission

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  3. Candidate-owned primary source

    Tim Rogers — candidate-owned primary source 2

    Tim Rogers campaign

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    Tim Rogers — candidate-owned primary source 3

    Tim Rogers campaign

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  5. Official campaign contact filing

    TIM ROGERS FOR CONGRESS — current FEC Statement of Organization

    Federal Election Commission

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  6. Campaign-finance record

    Tim Rogers — official FEC candidate totals

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  7. Election record

    2026 Wisconsin official general-election ballot list — Tim Rogers

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