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Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WI) | ChamberLight

Net Sentiment

+15

39 votes · 119th

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Sitting Representative · Wisconsin

Mark Pocan

Democrat (D)HouseWisconsinRunning for Re-election

Representative from Wisconsin, District 2 since 2013.

Since 2013@RepMarkPocanNext election IN 1 MO

D · WI

Mark Pocan

U.S. Representative · Wisconsin · Since '13

Candidate for WI-2(D)2026 general

Election: Nov 3, 2026

39Days AwayNov 3, 2026

Participation99%

Party Unity97%

Bipartisan3%

Net+15

Candidate for WI-2(D)2026 general

Election: Nov 3, 2026

Scorecard

Good Look · 27

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| FEMA affirms Presidential Major Disaster Declaration for Hawai‘i following Kona storms

Schatz, Pocan introduce legislation to end student loan debt crisis

Pocan introduced the bill with Schatz and said it would help students attend college without taking on debt.

EconomyEducation

Democratic Lawmakers Ramp Up Their 25th Amendment Push After Trump’s ‘A Civilization Will Die Tonight’ Threat to Iran

Representative Pocan urged for the immediate use of the 25th Amendment, arguing Trump is too 'unhinged' to hold nuclear codes.

Foreign PolicyEthics/CorruptionDefense/Military

Lee and U.S. lawmakers discuss Middle East conflict, Korean investments

Representative Mark Pocan participated in diplomatic talks regarding labor protections for Korean workers involved in U.S. investments.

Foreign PolicyDefense/MilitaryEconomy

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Online and on the Stump, Democrats Embrace a Four-Letter Word

Representative Mark Pocan suggested his use of profanity is an 'average guy' response to government excesses.

Ethics/CorruptionVoting RightsTechnology/Privacy

The Daily Beast

Analysis Reveals Senator Is Most Foul-Mouthed Lawmaker

Representative Mark Pocan defended his use of profanity as a reaction to political idiocy and frustration.

Ethics/CorruptionTechnology/PrivacyVeterans Affairs

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| FEMA affirms Presidential Major Disaster Declaration for Hawai‘i following Kona storms

Schatz, Pocan introduce legislation to end student loan debt crisis

Pocan introduced the bill with Schatz and said it would help students attend college without taking on debt.

EconomyEducation

Online and on the Stump, Democrats Embrace a Four-Letter Word

Representative Mark Pocan suggested his use of profanity is an 'average guy' response to government excesses.

Ethics/CorruptionVoting Rights

Democratic Lawmakers Ramp Up Their 25th Amendment Push After Trump’s ‘A Civilization Will Die Tonight’ Threat to Iran

Representative Pocan urged for the immediate use of the 25th Amendment, arguing Trump is too 'unhinged' to hold nuclear codes.

Foreign PolicyEthics/Corruption

Lee and U.S. lawmakers discuss Middle East conflict, Korean investments

Representative Mark Pocan participated in diplomatic talks regarding labor protections for Korean workers involved in U.S. investments.

Foreign PolicyDefense/Military

The Daily Beast

Analysis Reveals Senator Is Most Foul-Mouthed Lawmaker

Representative Mark Pocan defended his use of profanity as a reaction to political idiocy and frustration.

Ethics/CorruptionTechnology/Privacy

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Topics

Bad Look · 12

Articles

6

Total Votes

50

Consensus

50%

+38

Net Sentiment · 39 votes

Most DiscussedDemocratic Lawmakers Ramp Up Their 25th Amendment Push After Trump’s ‘A Civilization Will Die Tonight’ Threat to Iran

Top Topics

Top Coverage

Democrats Embrace a Four-Letter Word

2 ART · 1 SRCApr 9, 2026

Democratic U.S. Representative for Wisconsin's 2nd district and chair emeritus of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.

Born

Aug 14, 1964 (age 62)

District

Wisconsin — District 2

Office

1026 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515-4902

Phone

202-225-2906

Voting Record507 of 512 cast · 119th Congress

Career Timeline8 milestones

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House Wisconsin-2 (113th)

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Quick Stats

ChamberHOUSE

PartyDEMOCRAT

StateWI

In Congress2013–

Congress119TH

Age62

Next Election

39

Days away

Nov 3, 2026

Committees · 1

Appropriations Committee

Member

Contact

Call D.C. office Official website (opens in new tab)@RepMarkPocan (opens in new tab)

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