Brad Tabke is an American politician who has served as a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since January 2023. He represents District 53A, which encompasses portions of the city of Woodbury in Washington County, and is affiliated with the Minnesota Democratic‑Farmer‑Labor Party (DFL).
Early life and education
Brad Tabke was raised in the Twin Cities metropolitan area. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from the University of Minnesota. Further details of his higher‑education credentials have not been widely published.
Professional career
Before entering elective office, Tabke worked in public education as a teacher and served in various capacities within local government, including as a legislative aide. Specific positions and durations are not comprehensively documented in publicly available sources.
Minnesota House of Representatives
- Election: Tabke was first elected to the Minnesota House in the November 2022 general election, winning the DFL nomination and defeating his Republican opponent for the open seat in District 53A.
- Committee assignments: During the 2023 legislative session, he served on the Taxes Committee, the Education Policy Committee, and the Transportation Finance and Policy Committee.
- Legislative focus: His public statements and sponsored legislation have emphasized education funding, transportation infrastructure, and tax policy aimed at supporting middle‑class families.
Personal life
Brad Tabke resides in Woodbury, Minnesota, with his family. He is involved in community organizations, though specific affiliations are not extensively reported in major reference works.
References
Information about Brad Tabke’s legislative service is available through the official Minnesota Legislature website and the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Additional biographical details are drawn from publicly released campaign materials and news coverage surrounding his 2022 election.