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WI-06 Candidate Accountability

Before You Vote, Ask Where They Stand.

Wisconsin's 6th Congressional District deserves clear answers on data centers, transmission lines, water, property rights and local control.

Contact the Candidates
This is not an endorsement. Save Cedar Creek is asking every candidate to tell voters where they stand on issues that could affect our water, homes and communities for generations.

Five Questions Every Candidate Should Answer

1. Will you oppose new transmission corridors for data centers when existing corridors can reasonably be used?
2. Should data-center developers and their customers bear the infrastructure costs their projects create rather than shifting those costs to Wisconsin ratepayers?
3. What federal protections will you support for groundwater, surface water, wetlands and environmentally sensitive areas affected by massive data-center development?
4. Should local communities retain meaningful authority over data-center development and associated power and water infrastructure?
5. Specifically, what will you do in Congress to protect residents of Ozaukee County and WI-06 affected by major data-center and transmission projects?

Contact the Candidates

Glenn Grothman

Republican • Incumbent
Contact Congressional OfficeCampaign Website

Brad Smith

Democrat
Contact Brad SmithEmail Campaign

Amanda Bell

Democrat
Contact Amanda BellEmail Campaign

Elizabeth Fitzgibbon

Independent
Contact Elizabeth FitzgibbonEmail Campaign

Mike Thurow

Independent
Contact Mike ThurowEmail Campaign

Matthew Arndt

Wisconsin Green Party
Contact Matthew ArndtEmail Campaign

Candidate Responses

Glenn Grothman
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Brad Smith
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Amanda Bell
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Elizabeth Fitzgibbon
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Mike Thurow
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Matthew Arndt
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I'm a voter in Wisconsin's 6th Congressional District. Data-center development and the infrastructure required to support it are becoming major issues for communities in our district. Before I decide whom to support, I want to know where you stand on protecting Wisconsin's groundwater and surface water, using existing transmission corridors whenever reasonably possible, protecting homeowners and property values, requiring developers to bear the costs their projects create, and preserving meaningful local control. Specifically, what actions would you take in Congress to protect communities affected by large data centers and their associated power and water infrastructure?