Michelle Fischbach
U.S. Representative for Minnesota’s 7th District.
On the issues
Positions they've taken publicly, each backed by a bill they sponsored or an official statement. We don't guess at positions they haven't stated.
Abortion and Reproductive Health
She sponsors legislation to prohibit federal funding for Planned Parenthood and requires entities receiving federal funds to certify they do not perform abortions.
Immigration
She pushes for increased transparency in immigrant resettlement funding and requires citizenship documentation from applicants seeking certain federal small business loans.
Healthcare
She seeks to expand Medicare coverage for hearing devices and prevent the implementation of certain federal staffing mandates for rural nursing facilities.
Taxes
She proposes tax credits for renewable material production and seeks to eliminate income limits on tax exclusions for Olympic and Paralympic prize money.
Criminal Justice
She sponsors legislation to establish a grant program providing tuition assistance for law enforcement officers to pursue further education.
Climate and Environment
She introduced legislation to enhance habitat conservation efforts and supports tax incentives for the production of renewable materials.
Who funds them
How much their campaign has raised and spent, and which groups gave. Money shows who supports a campaign — it doesn't prove influence over votes.
2026 election cycle totals as downloaded from the Federal Election Commission on June 3, 2026. Newer filings may exist on fec.gov.
Raised vs. spent over time
Top PACs giving to them
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Industries behind the money
Top sectors funding this campaign.
How they vote
Their recorded votes in Congress over the last 90 days, plus bills they've introduced. Each vote links to the official record.
Bills they've introduced
What they've done lately
Recent official actions and filings, newest first. Each one links to the original record.
- May 12
- Apr 16
- Apr 02
- Mar 27
- Mar 27
Where this comes from
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- Congress.govUsed for 1 recordOpen source
Last checked 6/3/2026