Bryan Steil.
U.S. Representative from Wisconsin
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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What's happening
Active this week
Earlier this month
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Election races are currently underway in Wisconsin involving Derrick Van Orden, Rebecca Cooke, and Bryan Steil.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Election results were announced on November 3rd, showing Derrick Van Orden lost to Rebecca Cooke and Bryan Steil lost to Mitchell Berman.Well supported5 reports
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Bryan Steil raised more money than Mitchell Berman, and Derrick Van Orden was confirmed as a Trump ally.Some support1 report
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USDA invests in meat processing capacity while Bryan Steil represents Wisconsin's agricultural interests.Some support3 reports
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Governor Armstrong campaigned for Bryan Steil in Wisconsin and Brad Finstad in Minnesota.Some support1 report
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Races are underway for the 1st and 3rd Congressional District seats.Well supported5 reports4 developments inside
One to three months ago
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Bryan Steil and Mitchell Berman expressed differing political views, David Crowley passed reform bills, and Trump barred media access to White House briefings.Some support1 report
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AP study findings regarding voter fraud cases.Some support5 reports
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Committees led by Bryan Steil, Jim Jordan, and James Comer are threatening ActBlue with contempt charges.Well supported3 reports
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Bryan Steil, who owns stock in GE Vernova, has been linked to the company providing turbines for Microsoft, amid political developments regarding data centers and AI.Some support1 report
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Congress members are facing SEC enforcement actions while Bryan Steil introduced new insider trading legislation.Well supported6 reports
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A bill was introduced by a member of the House regarding the regulation of financial conduct for lawmakers. The incident also involved insider trading related to the Iran conflict.Well supported4 reports3 developments inside
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An election incumbent status involving Bryan Steil in the state of Wisconsin was reported on August 11, 2026.Well supported6 reports
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A bill sponsored by Bryan Steil passed the House and is now awaiting action from the Senate.Well supported3 reports
Gone quiet
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Bryan Steil is contesting the 1st Congressional District seat.Well supported5 reports3 developments inside
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Bryan Steil was identified as a former aide of Paul Ryan.Some support1 report
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Primary winner seeks to unseat incumbent while FEC investigates late campaign finance reports.Some support1 report
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Bryan Steil defended a law with JD Vance, citing data from the Department of Homeland Security.Some support1 report
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The House passed Bryan Steil's Stop Insider Trading Act and sent it to the Senate, while Elizabeth Warren criticized its loopholes.Some support2 reports
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Bryan Steil chairs a committee overseeing House rules and shared measure details with CNBC.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Joe Neguse questioned the House Administration Committee chaired by Bryan Steil, while AOC reacted to proposed House legislation.Some support1 report
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Anna Paulina Luna tried to force a vote in the House while Bryan Steil led the Stop Insider Trading Act.Some support2 reports
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Bryan Steil chaired a committee hearing while Olive Garden's ID policy was discussed in political discourse.Some support1 report
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Ann Roe and Ben DeSmidt endorsed candidates challenging Bryan Steil, while Barry Burden analyzed Steil's incumbent status.Some support1 report
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Bryan Steil is involved in a matter concerning the U.S.-Canada Air Quality Agreement and the impact of Canadian wildfire smoke.Some support2 reports
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) targets the seat held by incumbent Bryan Steil.Some support1 report
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Bryan Steil, Ashley Hinson, and Greg Murphy introduced and co-sponsored bills targeting prediction markets and official financial conduct.Some support1 report
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House members introduced the No Profiting from Public Service Act and co-sponsored a ban on betting.Some support1 report
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A bill targeting political prediction markets was introduced, and civil penalties unpaid by members were referred to the Department of Justice.Some support2 reports
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Voters are expressing concern over affordability issues linked to Donald Trump and Bryan Steil.Some support1 report
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Oversight of the ActBlue fundraising platform due to allegations of donor fraud and misleading Congress.Well supported5 reports
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Regina Wallace-Jones, CEO of ActBlue, was questioned about donations by Bryan Steil, a representative from Wisconsin.Some support2 reports
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Bryan Steil voted against the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act on May 28, 2026.Some support1 report
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Around Bryan Steil this week
News at the entities that move Bryan Steil most-
Donald Trump OperationalThe White House is consulting expert opinion on energy security and has issued an executive order regarding foreign equipment.Moves Bryan Steil
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Congress StructuralTrump's import tariffs and Congressional division are causing market declines, affecting the S&P 500 Index.Moves Bryan Steil
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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee OperationalDemocrats are actively seeking political upsets in areas associated with Donald Trump's political base.Moves Bryan Steil
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Tom Tiffany OperationalAlliant discussed large electricity demand for data centers in Wisconsin as Tom Tiffany lost the gubernatorial election.Moves Bryan Steil
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state StructuralState organizes local body elections in Nellore district.Moves Bryan Steil
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Armstrong OperationalArmstrong is affected by severe forest fires and evacuation orders at Crystal Lake.Moves Bryan Steil
Connections
The 40 strongest of 80, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
House Structural
Bryan Steil functions as a legislator in the House, leading committees and introducing legislation.
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Mitchell Berman Operational
Bryan Steil and Mitchell Berman actively competed for the 1st Congressional District seat in Wisconsin, with Berman ultimately defeating Steil.
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Tom Tiffany Operational
The two individuals are actively competing for political nomination while also engaging in strategic coordination.
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ActBlue Operational
Bryan Steil's committee is actively investigating ActBlue's fundraising standards and fraud prevention protocols.
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New Jersey Operational
Bryan Steil and associated lawmakers are actively investigating New Jersey's election law compliance and voter registration issues.
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Congress Structural
Bryan Steil acts as a legislator, introducing insider trading legislation within the formal structure of Congress.
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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Operational
The DCCC actively targets Bryan Steil in a campaign, and Steil has accused the DCCC of accepting funding.
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Greg Murphy Operational
Greg Murphy and Bryan Steil co-sponsored a bill targeting the financial conduct of officials.
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Donald Trump Operational
Trump provides political endorsement and platform alignment that Bryan Steil incorporates into his campaign efforts.
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Ashley Hinson Operational
The two entities are actively partnered by co-sponsoring and introducing legislation aimed at restricting members from prediction markets.
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state Structural
Bryan Steil serves as a representative for the interests of the state of Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin Shared context
Bryan Steil serves as a political representative for the state of Wisconsin in Congress.
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National Federation of Independent Business Transactional
The National Federation of Independent Business endorsed Bryan Steil for federal office.
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Joe Neguse Operational
The relationship is characterized by ideological competition regarding socialism, market intervention, and government equity stakes.
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Paul Ryan Structural
Steil was employed as a former aide to Ryan, establishing a professional structural dependency.
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CNBC Operational
Bryan Steil shared specific measure details with CNBC for their broadcast and reporting.
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Franklin Operational
The two individuals are engaged in a competitive dynamic where they are vying to replace the current officeholder.
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JD Vance Operational
Vance provided support and defense for Steil regarding specific legislation.
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GE Vernova Structural
Bryan Steil holds a stock ownership stake in GE Vernova.
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Jim Jordan Operational
The entities actively coordinate by co-chairing committees to investigate and demand answers regarding state issues.
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Project On Government Oversight Operational
Bryan Steil and POGO coordinate in political advocacy, with POGO supporting Steil's legislative proposals.
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Blackstone Transactional
Bryan Steil received financial contributions from executives associated with Blackstone.
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Armstrong Operational
Armstrong actively campaigned in Wisconsin to support Bryan Steil's political efforts.
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Huntington Bancshares Transactional
Bryan Steil received political contributions from Huntington Bancshares PAC.
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Ben DeSmidt Operational
Ben DeSmidt endorsed a candidate who is challenging Bryan Steil.
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Crawford Operational
Crawford's victory prompted political organizations to target Bryan Steil.
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Flagstar Bank Transactional
Flagstar Bank provided financial contributions to Bryan Steil.
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Ann Roe Operational
Ann Roe endorsed a candidate who is challenging Bryan Steil.
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Derek Tran Mentioned together
Both individuals are discussed as candidates who receive outside spending support.
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Barry Burden Mentioned together
Burden focuses on and analyzes Steil's status as a formidable incumbent.
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Dale Caldwell Mentioned together
The two individuals are linked through a shared focus on election compliance, voting laws, and political issues.
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Polymarket Shared context
Bryan Steil's proposed legislation aims to restrict the market segment in which Polymarket operates.
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Bill Huizenga Mentioned together
Both Bryan Steil and Bill Huizenga receive outside spending support from Fairshake.
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Regina Wallace-Jones Transactional
Bryan Steil questioned Regina Wallace-Jones regarding donations.
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Tim Burchett Operational
Tim Burchett and Bryan Steil engage in active political competition regarding legislative design.
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America First Policy Institute Transactional
Bryan Steil participated in an event organized by the America First Policy Institute.
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house of representatives Shared context
Bryan Steil introduced legislation within the House of Representatives.
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Johnson & Johnson Operational
Bryan Steil voted for legislation that benefits the Big Pharma industry, which includes Johnson & Johnson.
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DHS Mentioned together
Steil and DHS are co-mentioned in relation to citing the same member count.
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French Hill Shared context
Both individuals share the professional context of serving on the House Financial Services Committee.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
5 events- Election races are currently underway in Wisconsin involving Derrick Van Orden, Rebecca Cooke, and Bryan Steil.
- Election results were announced on November 3rd, showing Derrick Van Orden lost to Rebecca Cooke and Bryan Steil lost to Mitchell Berman.
- Bryan Steil raised more money than Mitchell Berman, and Derrick Van Orden was confirmed as a Trump ally.
- USDA invests in meat processing capacity while Bryan Steil represents Wisconsin's agricultural interests.
- Governor Armstrong campaigned for Bryan Steil in Wisconsin and Brad Finstad in Minnesota.
October 2026
1 eventSeptember 2026
1 eventShow 3 earlier months
August 2026
7 events- Bryan Steil and Mitchell Berman are contesting the general election for a Congressional seat.
- Races are underway for the 1st and 3rd Congressional District seats.
- An election incumbent status involving Bryan Steil in the state of Wisconsin was reported on August 11, 2026.
- A bill sponsored by Bryan Steil passed the House and is now awaiting action from the Senate.
- Bryan Steil was identified as a former aide of Paul Ryan.
- Primary winner seeks to unseat incumbent while FEC investigates late campaign finance reports.
- Bryan Steil defended a law with JD Vance, citing data from the Department of Homeland Security.
July 2026
9 events- AP study findings regarding voter fraud cases.
- Congress members are facing SEC enforcement actions while Bryan Steil introduced new insider trading legislation.
- The House passed Bryan Steil's Stop Insider Trading Act and sent it to the Senate, while Elizabeth Warren criticized its loopholes.
- Joe Neguse questioned the House Administration Committee chaired by Bryan Steil, while AOC reacted to proposed House legislation.
- Anna Paulina Luna tried to force a vote in the House while Bryan Steil led the Stop Insider Trading Act.
- Bryan Steil chaired a committee hearing while Olive Garden's ID policy was discussed in political discourse.
- Ann Roe and Ben DeSmidt endorsed candidates challenging Bryan Steil, while Barry Burden analyzed Steil's incumbent status.
- Bryan Steil is involved in a matter concerning the U.S.-Canada Air Quality Agreement and the impact of Canadian wildfire smoke.
- The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) targets the seat held by incumbent Bryan Steil.
June 2026
11 events- Committees led by Bryan Steil, Jim Jordan, and James Comer are threatening ActBlue with contempt charges.
- A bill was introduced by a member of the House regarding the regulation of financial conduct for lawmakers. The incident also involved insider trading related to the Iran conflict.
- Bryan Steil is contesting the 1st Congressional District seat.
- Bryan Steil chairs a committee overseeing House rules and shared measure details with CNBC.
- Bryan Steil, Ashley Hinson, and Greg Murphy introduced and co-sponsored bills targeting prediction markets and official financial conduct.
- House members introduced the No Profiting from Public Service Act and co-sponsored a ban on betting.
- A bill targeting political prediction markets was introduced, and civil penalties unpaid by members were referred to the Department of Justice.
- Voters are expressing concern over affordability issues linked to Donald Trump and Bryan Steil.
- Oversight of the ActBlue fundraising platform due to allegations of donor fraud and misleading Congress.
- Regina Wallace-Jones, CEO of ActBlue, was questioned about donations by Bryan Steil, a representative from Wisconsin.
- Bryan Steil voted against the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act on May 28, 2026.