Calvin Callahan is a Republican politician serving as a member of the Wisconsin State Assembly representing District 35 in north-central Wisconsin, which includes Lincoln County, western Langlade County, and parts of Marathon, Oneida, and Shawano counties. He also serves as a Lincoln County Board of Supervisors member and supervisor of the town of Wilson. Notable achievements include playing a key role in reversing a proposed $3.7 billion tax hike, securing a $1.5 billion tax cut, ending taxes on tips, advancing wolf population goals and hunting seasons, protecting Second Amendment rights, supporting healthcare reforms for price transparency and expanded screenings, authoring AB 277 to reduce regulatory costs, and securing funding for local meat processors and PFAS cleanup.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Graduated from high school; no higher education details specified.
• Early Political Roles: Intern in Congressman Sean Duffy's office ; field organizer and regional field director for the Republican Party of Wisconsin post-high school.
• Current Committee Positions: Chair, Consumer Protection Committee; Vice Chair, Forestry, Parks and Outdoor Recreation Committee and Insurance Committee; Member, Corrections, Labor and Integrated Employment, Sporting Heritage, State Affairs, and Ways and Means Committees.
• Other Roles: Chairman, Lincoln County Republican Party ; Chief Communications Officer, Tomahawk Future Business Leaders of America; Member, Central Wisconsin Economic Development Board, Langlade and Marathon County Republican Parties, NRA, Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association, and various ATV, fish, game, and trapping organizations.