Brad Schneider

Brad Schneider and his wife, Julie, have spent more than 35 years in the 10th District, building their careers and raising two sons.¹ He earned an industrial engineering degree and an MBA at Northwestern University.¹ He was born in Denver and graduated from Cherry Creek High School there in 1979.²

Before Congress, Schneider spent nearly three decades in business, helping family owned companies plan growth.¹ He also owned and managed a life insurance agency from 1997 to 2003.¹ His civic involvement has included lay leadership in the Jewish United Fund and American Jewish Committee.³

Schneider first served in Congress from 2013 to 2015, lost his 2014 reelection bid, and returned in January 2017.² He chairs the New Democrat Coalition and serves on the Ways and Means and Foreign Affairs committees.¹ His congressional work includes tax policy, healthcare and international affairs.¹

He supports extending enhanced Affordable Care Act premium tax credits, Medicare drug price negotiations and a public insurance option.⁴ His housing proposals include expanding the Low Income Housing Tax Credit and increasing the supply of affordable homes.⁴ He also backs help with childcare costs, infrastructure investment and workforce training.⁴ He also supports abortion rights, LGBTQ equality and protecting Social Security and Medicare.¹ On immigration, he supports modernized laws, secure borders, due process and a citizenship pathway for people who have lived here peacefully for years.⁴