Rep. Derrick Van Orden, a Republican representing Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District, is facing significant challenges as farmers in the area express dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump's policies. This rural district, which heavily relies on agriculture, is feeling the effects of Trump's tariff regime, rising fuel and fertilizer costs, and trade disruptions linked to international conflicts. Farmers like Max Hart have voiced their frustration, indicating a potential shift in voter sentiment. The Cook Political Report has moved the race to a tossup, with Democratic challenger Rebecca Cooke gaining momentum and support from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. Cooke, who has successfully raised more funds than Van Orden, is appealing to voters by emphasizing her agricultural background. Meanwhile, the White House is stepping up its campaign efforts, with Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins appearing alongside Van Orden. Despite these efforts, a recent poll shows that 60% of Wisconsin voters believe Trump's tariffs are detrimental to farmers, raising questions about whether Van Orden can maintain his seat amid growing discontent.