Benjamin Hable

Democrat

Benjamin Hable

WI-08 Democratic nominee?

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AUG 12, 2026

Primary Election

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Overview

Current roleEngineer

PartyDemocratic

Political ideologyProgressive Democrat

GenderOther

LocationWisconsin

BackgroundEngineer

Notable personal detailsBenjamin Michael Hable is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District in the 2026 election cycle. Hable filed with the Federal Election Commission in September 2025 and is associated with the principal campaign committee Ben Hable for Congress. Public campaign materials describe Hable as a former engineer who is currently disabled and as identifying as genderfluid, with advocacy focused on healthcare, disability inclusion, LGBTQ+ equality, and economic fairness.

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Positions

LiberalConservative

Economy & Taxes

Supports progressive economic policies including raising the minimum wage to a living wage above $17/hr and strengthening Social Security by removing the current wage cap so corporations pay higher contributions; favors measures to shift tax burdens onto corporations and the ultra-wealthy to fund expanded social supports.

Healthcare

The candidate supports a universal healthcare program for all and criticizes private insurers as gatekeepers that create unequal access to care. They say insurance companies, the healthcare industry, and government together have become barriers to necessary medical treatment based on personal medical struggles.

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