Wisconsin currently has 8 representatives in the United States House of Representatives. The state is divided into 8 congressional districts, each represented by one member in the House. This number remained unchanged after the 2020 census

. The current delegation in the 118th Congress includes 6 Republicans and 2 Democrats, representing the following districts:

• 1st District: Bryan Steil (Republican)
• 2nd District: Mark Pocan (Democrat)
• 3rd District: Derrick Van Orden (Republican)
• 4th District: Gwen Moore (Democrat)
• 5th District: Scott Fitzgerald (Republican)
• 6th District: Glenn Grothman (Republican)
• 7th District: Tom Tiffany (Republican)
• 8th District: Tony Wied (Republican)

Thus, Wisconsin's representation in the U.S. House totals eight members, each serving a distinct congressional district within the state.