Brady Bremer

Brady Bremer's career experience includes working as a organizer.[1]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

As a renter in Bozeman, Brady Bremer sees firsthand just how expensive living in Montana has become. He has always been a vocal advocate for a better Montana, spending time as an organizer on campus at Montana State University and as a Precinct Leader in House District 64.

Brady grew up on a small cattle ranch with a passion for politics and a drive to get involved. At Montana State University, he has worked as an opinion writer and campus newspaper deliverer for the MSU Exponent. There, he wrote in support for reproductive rights, a livable minimum wage, and affordable higher education for all Montanans. As a member of the Montana College Democrats, Brady has organized roundtables, rallies, and get out the vote events to engage and energize students. In 2024, he was part of a team that registered over 2,000 students to vote.

Through this community engagement, Brady has heard about the needs and issues that Bozeman faces and is ready to take a bold vision to Helena that prioritizes working Montanans and young families.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Montanans deserve access to safe, affordable housing. This means building more homes, protecting renters from bad landlords, and cutting property taxes so that no one gets priced out of Bozeman. Incentivizing responsible development and ensuring a steady supply of affordable housing units to end the burden of soaring costs and break the influence of private equity.A family should never have to worry about ensuring their child gets the best start possible. Investing in a universal childcare system will reduce the burden of a high cost of living. Universal childcare means that parents can spend more time with their kids and our future generations are set up for success.Our tax code should be designed to uplift hardworking Montanans. Making corporations pay their fair share and implementing a small wealth tax on millionaires would allow greater funding for our hospitals, schools, and infrastructure.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Affordable Housing and Zoning Reform - Montana cities deserve the freedom to address their housing shortages by building more safe, affordable homes, so working families aren't priced out of their communities.

Equitable Taxes - Ensuring corporations pay their fair share so that our public services are well funded while decreasing the burden experienced by working Montanans.

Universal Childcare - Extending early childcare support to ensure that every child in Montana gets the head start they deserve.

What organizations or individuals have endorsed your campaign?

College Democrats of Montana

College Democrats of America