Brad Pfaff.
American farmer and politician
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
One to three months ago
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Derrick Van Orden and Brad Pfaff participated in a debate concerning energy policy and land use issues.Some support1 report
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The Wisconsin gubernatorial primary features multiple candidates, including Mandela Barnes and Francesca Hong, amid various endorsements and political statements.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Brad Pfaff is currently representing the Onalaska Senate District.Some support1 report
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Brad Pfaff and Angie Craig shared concerns regarding agricultural viability and policy on June 30, 2026.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Brad Pfaff and John Miller attended a roundtable in La Crosse, calling for state action on local businesses.Some support1 report
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Brad Pfaff is focusing on bringing resources to the Coulee Region.Some support2 reports
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Around Brad Pfaff this week
News at the entities that move Brad Pfaff most-
Wisconsin StructuralRownd, a company with roots in Y Combinator, is headquartered in North Carolina and conducts drone flight tests in Richfield, with operations also in Wisconsin.Moves Brad Pfaff
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Democratic Party of Wisconsin StructuralLocal political figures in Brunswick, including Jeff Smith, Ben Wikler, and candidate Christian Phelps, were identified in recent reports.Moves Brad Pfaff
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Derrick Van Orden OperationalDerrick Van Orden and Jeff Smith are campaigning together and discussing policies involving Russian diesel fuel.Moves Brad Pfaff
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Rebecca Cooke OperationalDerrick Van Orden used Grok to create video, while Peter Loge directs the School of Media at George Washington University.Moves Brad Pfaff
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Cooke TransactionalCooke's operations in Jonesport, Maine, are causing pollution that affects the local marine ecosystem.Moves Brad Pfaff
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Miller OperationalSuzanne Schmidt and Miller are competing for the County Commissioner District 4 seat in Spokane County.Moves Brad Pfaff
Connections
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Wisconsin Structural
Brad Pfaff holds a formal legislative role as a state senator within Wisconsin.
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Democratic Party of Wisconsin Structural
Brad Pfaff is a member of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, participating in its functions and events.
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Derrick Van Orden Operational
The two individuals are observed to be active competitors, engaging in debates over policy and having competed in elections.
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Cooke Transactional
Cooke lost a primary election to Brad Pfaff in 2022.
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Coulee Region Operational
Brad Pfaff focuses on bringing resources and attention to the Coulee Region.
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Onalaska Shared context
Brad Pfaff serves as the elected representative for the Onalaska Senate District.
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Rebecca Cooke Operational
Brad Pfaff and Rebecca Cooke have competed politically and are currently campaigning together.
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Miller Operational
The two entities were observed to be present at the same roundtable discussion.
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La Crosse Shared context
Brad Pfaff conducted a corn roast while located in the city of La Crosse.
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Angie Craig Operational
The two individuals share concerns regarding agricultural viability and policy.
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Madison Shared context
Brad Pfaff met with residents in Madison.
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Jill Billings Operational
Both members collaborated to approve bridge replacement funding.
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Mandela Mentioned together
No evidence of a relationship between Brad Pfaff and Mandela was found in the provided timeline.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
2 eventsAugust 2026
1 eventJuly 2026
4 events- The Wisconsin gubernatorial primary features multiple candidates, including Mandela Barnes and Francesca Hong, amid various endorsements and political statements.
- Brad Pfaff is currently representing the Onalaska Senate District.
- Brad Pfaff and Angie Craig shared concerns regarding agricultural viability and policy on June 30, 2026.
- Brad Pfaff and John Miller attended a roundtable in La Crosse, calling for state action on local businesses.