Macco was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and graduated from Green Bay Southwest High School. He helped found and served as president of Macco's Floor Cover Centers, a retail and commercial flooring company with six locations in Wisconsin.[2][3] Subsequently, he founded and served as president of Macco Financial Group, a financial advisory firm serving 15 states.[4][5]
Political career
On November 4, 2014, Macco was elected to the Wisconsin State Assembly, defeating Democratic challenger Dan Robinson.[6] Macco was reelected in the 2016 election, defeating challenger Noah Reif.[7] He retained his seat by defeating Tom Sieber in the 2018 election.[8] In the 2020 election, he defeated Kristin Lyerly.[1]
In October 2023, Macco attend a rally for the anti-LGBT organization, Gays Against Groomers, which had about a dozen attendees and garnered attention for its hateful signage which falsely accused trans people and LGBT activists of "coordinated child abuse". Two other Republican Wisconsin state legislators, Reps. Joy Goeben and Nate Gustafson also attended the rally.[11]
Personal life
Macco has two sons. Macco's first wife Suzan died from complications from breast cancer in April 2021.[12] Macco remarried in 2023.[13]
Electoral history
Wisconsin State Assembly, District 88 Election, 2014[14]
