¶ Alfonso Didn’t Have A Job…Or His Own Address To Vote From
¶ Alfonso Was Registered To Vote At A Home Owned By Secretary Sean Duffy
Alfonso Re-Registered To Vote In Wisconsin At Home Near Hayward Owned By Sean Duffy And Rachel Campos-Duffy Ten Days Before Trump’s Endorsement. According to Wisconsin Public Radio, “On Jan. 27, 25-year-old political newcomer Michael Alfonso won the endorsement of Republican President Donald Trump. Alfonso is the son-in-law of U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, who represented the 7th District before Tiffany. Trump’s endorsement said Alfonso ‘comes from a truly spectacular family’ made up of ‘fierce advocates for our movement to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!’ Alfonso re-registered to vote in Wisconsin 10 days before Trump’s endorsement, listing the address of a $500,000 home near Hayward owned by Sean Duffy and Rachel Campos-Duffy.” [Wisconsin Public Radio, 2/24/26]
¶ Alfonso Had An Active Voter Registration At A Property In Ocean Breeze, Florida
Alfonso Had An Active Voter Registration At A Property In Ocean Breeze, Florida, That Was Listed To Rent For $5,000 Per Month. According to Wisconsin Public Radio, “Alfonso also has an active voter registration in Ocean Breeze, Florida. A property listing indicates the home rents for $5,000 per month. The records show he registered to vote at that address in October 2024, but records don’t show whether he cast a ballot in the presidential election.” [Wisconsin Public Radio, 2/24/26]
¶ Alfonso Did Not Have A Full-Time Job
¶ Alfonso Said He “Used” To Work As An Accountant For His Local Parish
March 2026: Alfonso Said He Worked As An Accountant For Hayward Catholic Parish. According to Michael Alfonso’s Twitter, “Some people have asked what I do for a living. I have the privilege of working as an accountant for my local parish, St. Joseph’s in Hayward. In many ways, it is perfect preparation for Congress—balancing budgets while being reminded every day that I ultimately answer to no one but Jesus Christ.”
[Twitter, @MikeAlfonsoWI, 3/17/26]
June 2026: Alfonso Said He “Used” To Be An Accountant For His Local Parish. According to Wisconsin Right Now, “Sean Duffy’s son-in-law Michael Alfonso, 26, claimed in March that he works as an accountant for his Hayward Catholic parish, when questioned whether he has a job, but at a Clark County candidate forum on June 22, he said he ‘used’ to be an accountant.” [Wisconsin Right Now, 6/27/26]
¶ A Woman At Hayward Catholic Parish Claimed Alfonso Worked Part-Time
A Woman At Hayward Catholic Parish Claimed Alfonso Worked Part-Time. According to Wisconsin Right Now, “A woman at the church stated to WRN at that time that Alfonso was working there part-time. The church has refused to release additional details, such as whether this part-time parish job is paid and how many hours Alfonso works at it. It’s unclear how Alfonso was and is able to afford to raise a family on a part-time parish salary or on no job – if it was paid at all. Alfonso is living in Duffy’s Hayward house, per Alfonso’s voting registration. He spent months campaigning without ever mentioning the parish job at all until WRN started asking whether he was even currently employed.” [Wisconsin Right Now, 6/27/26]
¶ Alfonso Was Not Listed On Hayward Catholic Parish’s Staff List
Alfonso Was Not Listed On Hayward Catholic Parish’s Staff List And The Church Website Listed A Different Man Employed As A Bookkeeper. According to Wisconsin Right Now, “As of June 27, Alfonso still is not listed on the church website staff list, which lists another man as a bookkeeper, Ben Quicksell.” [Wisconsin Right Now, 6/27/26]
¶ The Wisconsin State Licensing Database Did Not Indicate Alfonso Had An Accounting License
The Wisconsin State Licensing Database Did Not Indicate Alfonso Had An Accounting License. According to Wisconsin Right Now, “The state licensing lookup database turns up no results under his name for certified public accountants. To be clear, casual bookkeepers, as opposed to paid certified public accountants, don’t need Wisconsin licenses. Certified public accountants need state licenses. State law defines a certified public accountant as a person who ‘holds himself or herself out to the public in any manner as one skilled in the knowledge, science, and practice of accounting, and as qualified and ready to render professional service therein as a certified public accountant for compensation.’”