Wied, Tony

Tony Wied is a Republican U.S. Representative for Wisconsin's 8th Congressional District, first entering office in November 2024 following a special election. A lifelong resident of Northeast Wisconsin, he attended St. Norbert College, where he played football and earned a degree in business administration. Before his election to Congress, Wied spent over two decades as a small business owner, notably operating the Dino Stop chain of gas stations and convenience stores, as well as several local restaurants.

In the House, Wied serves on the Committee on Agriculture, the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, and the Committee on Small Business. His subcommittee work spans diverse areas including livestock, aviation, and rural development. His legislative priorities often reflect his background in the private sector, focusing on cutting red tape for businesses and supporting the agricultural community in his district. He has sponsored legislation such as the DUMP Red Tape Act and the Securing Our Streets Act, which aims to address repeat criminal offenses.