Brad (Brad) Finstad (R-USH01)
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Capitol: 202.225.2472
FAX: 202.225.3433
District: 507.577.6151
District FAX: 507.206.0650
Representative
Room 1605 LHOB- Longworth House Office Building 15 Independence Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20515-2301

Residence: New Ulm, MN
Elected: 2022    Next Election: 2024
Spouse: Jaclyn   DOB: 5/30/1976
Committee Assignments
ChairmanHouse Subcommittee on Nutrition, Foreign Agriculture and Horticulture
MemberHouse Subcommittee on Conservation, Research and Biotechnology
MemberHouse Subcommittee on Readiness
MemberHouse Subcommittee on Military Personnel
FC MemberHouse BioFuels Caucus
FC MemberCongressional Bipartisan Rural Health Caucus
MemberHouse Subcommittee on General Farm Commodities, Risk Management, and Credit
MemberHouse Committee on Agriculture
FC MemberRepublican Main Street Caucus
MemberHouse Committee on Armed Services
FC MemberCongressional Western Caucus
FC MemberRepublican Study Committee (RSC)
Counties Representing
Blue Earth / Brown / Cottonwood / Dodge / Faribault / Fillmore / Freeborn / Houston / Jackson / Le Sueur / Martin / Mower / Nicollet / Nobles / Olmsted / Rice / Rock / Steele / Waseca / Watonwan / Winona

Bio

Congressman Brad Finstad was elected to Congress in a special election on August 9, 2022, and was sworn in three days later with his family by his side as he took the Oath of Office to proudly represent Minnesota's First District.

Brad is a fourth-generation farmer and resident of the New Ulm area. He and his wife, Jackie, met on the school bus in second grade and they are now the proud parents of seven children. A graduate of the University of Minnesota with a degree in Agriculture Education and an emphasis in Rural Leadership Development, Brad and Jackie now operate an agriculture business in New Ulm while working alongside extended family to run their generational family farm.

Brad is proud to have served as State Director for USDA Rural Development in Minnesota where he worked to support infrastructure improvements, business development, homeownership, community services such as schools, public safety, health care, and high-speed internet access in rural areas. He previously served three terms in the Minnesota Legislature. In 2017, he was appointed Minnesota's State Director of USDA Rural Development and held executive positions with the Minnesota Turkey Growers Association and the Center for Rural Policy and Development.