Congressman Bryan Steil proudly serves the people of Southeast Wisconsin in Congress. Throughout Bryan's service in office, he has been available and accessible to Southeast Wisconsin and is fighting for families and workers.

He has a history of private sector experience, public service, and community involvement. First elected to Congress in 2018, Bryan has been a steadfast advocate for Wisconsin values.

Bryan Steil In response to the coronavirus pandemic, Bryan worked to protect the health of the vulnerable while also fighting to get our economy up and running. As our community was struggling under the mandated shutdowns, he made sure workers, small businesses, and farmers received the support they needed. Additionally, Bryan worked with the White House Coronavirus Task Force and ensured Kenosha-based Jockey could produce thousands of PPE medical gowns per week for healthcare workers on the front lines.

In 2021, Bryan was given the opportunity to serve as the Ranking Member of the Select Committee on the Economy to get our economy back on track. Bryan advocates for pro-growth policies to ensure all families can sit down at the dinner table and feel financially secure. Bryan believes that our country will prosper by embracing American capitalism and giving people the opportunity to pursue their American Dream. In Congress, he is fighting back against schemes to put our country on a path further towards Big Government, Socialist policies.

Throughout his time in office, Bryan has held numerous in-person town halls each year, including telephone town halls, reaching thousands of constituents, to keep the community informed and to listen to the thoughts of those here in Wisconsin.

Bryan has fought for Wisconsin farmers and agriculture by successfully advocating for the passage of an enhanced trade deal with Canada and Mexico, the USMCA. He supports our veterans and focuses on ensuring they receive the care they have earned while improving access to mental health resources.

Bryan has been a steadfast supporter of our men and women in law enforcement. He has strongly opposed efforts to defund the police. He believes that our communities in Southeast Wisconsin should be a safe place to live, work, and raise a family.

Bryan worked with law enforcement in Southeast Wisconsin and is leading an effort in Congress to expose the financing of human trafficking. He also championed legislation to protect Wisconsinites, especially our seniors, from criminal robocalls and scams.

Prior to his 2018 election, Bryan worked in the manufacturing sector for over a decade in Southeast Wisconsin where he saw firsthand how burdensome Washington regulations can stifle economic growth and hinder job creation. He was appointed by Gov. Walker to serve on the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents in 2016, where he oversaw 26 UW campuses and a $6 billion budget. Bryan voted to freeze tuition to ensure that students had access to high quality, affordable education.

Bryan is a Janesville native, Craig High School, Georgetown University and University of Wisconsin graduate. He is a member of St. John Vianney Parish in Janesville.

Bryan is running to serve Wisconsin's First Congressional District for another two-year term.