e went in to speak with police.

He told us,  I am not anti-anyone. I am anti-Israel. I am anti-Zionists. 

Arndt said his actions do not represent the Green Party. But a party official stood off camera during the interview, telling us after the party does still support him.

Arndt said,  There will be people who vote against me and there will be people who vote for me based on this. 

The Milwaukee Jewish Federation condemned what it called  hateful and intimidating behavior,  saying in a statement:  The First Amendment protects free speech, not unlawful harassment or threats. 

Arndt defended his First Amendment rights. He also said he's capable of representing all constituents if he were to be elected, saying,  If I were to become elected, I will represent the people of my district, no matter their religious background, no matter their ethnic background. 

Public polling data is unavailable for the 6th Congressional district race.

Incumbent Glenn Grothman won the Republican primary with more than 63,000 votes. Bradley Smith won the Democratic primary with more than 36,000 votes.

Arndt won the Green Party's primary with 62 votes.