Brad Smith (U.S. House, District 6)

Brad Smith
U.S. House
Brad Smith
U.S. House, District 6

A dad, veteran, and business builder for Wisconsin’s middle class.

About Brad

Brad Smith grew up in Neenah, the son of a feed-mill worker, and enlisted in the Wisconsin National Guard as a Forward Observer, rising to Staff Sergeant and completing a 14-month deployment. His unit earned a federal Humanitarian Award for assisting FEMA after Hurricane Katrina.

The first man in seven generations of his family to graduate college, he built a career in technology and now runs his own consulting business. He is challenging Republican Rep. Glenn Grothman in WI-6, which includes part of Appleton.

Where Brad stands

Positions marked ★ Top Wisconsin issue rank among Wisconsin voters’ highest priorities (Marquette Law School Poll, statewide, August 2026).

Lower costs & good jobs ★ Top Wisconsin issue

Backs raising the minimum wage, expanding apprenticeships, and rewarding companies that create jobs at home.

Health care ★ Top Wisconsin issue

Wants to lower costs, protect coverage for pre-existing conditions, and keep care close to home.

Reproductive freedom ★ Top Wisconsin issue

“Defend reproductive freedom and ensure women, not politicians, have the right to make their own healthcare choices.”

Data centers & water ★ Top Wisconsin issue

Would require transparency, safeguards, and accountability for massive data-center developments before they move forward.

Family farms

Supports fair milk pricing, a legal year-round workforce, and broadband on every farm.

The race

Running for: U.S. House, Wisconsin’s 6th District

Opponent: Republican incumbent Glenn Grothman

Why it matters for Outagamie: WI-6 includes part of the City of Appleton on the Outagamie side, so a slice of county voters are Smith’s constituents.

Endorsements

  • National Education Association
  • Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC)
  • SEIU Wisconsin
  • Sierra Club
  • Moms Demand Action
  • Our Wisconsin Revolution

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Sources: Campaign site · WisPolitics (primary win) · Endorsements