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U.S. House · MT-02 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Brian Miller

Democratic candidate for Montana's 2nd Congressional District

A Helena civil trial attorney running to expand health coverage, support family farms and strengthen workers’ rights while keeping public lands public.

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DistrictMT-02
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Brian stands.

Campaign position

Provide universal health coverage

  • Supports nonprofit health coverage with federally funded state approaches and relief from private medical debt

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Address Social Security solvency

  • Would reassess funding and possible benefit reductions, and expand lawful immigration to help finance the program

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Protect reproductive and equal rights

  • Supports abortion access and bodily autonomy, and opposes sexism and discrimination against women

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Support farms and ranches

  • Supports country-of-origin labeling, equipment repair rights and financing for local agricultural processing

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Keep public lands public

  • Opposes transferring public lands out of public ownership and supports continued access for recreation

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Strengthen wages and union rights

  • Supports unions, higher minimum wages at large employers and wage subsidies for smaller businesses

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. Around 1998

    Experience

    Glacier National Park driver

    Moved to Montana and drove a jammer bus in Glacier National Park.

  2. 2010–present

    Experience

    Helena civil trial attorney

    Joined Morrison, Sherwood, Wilson & Deola in 2010 and became a partner in 2014, representing clients across Montana.

  3. 2026

    Accomplishment

    Democratic nominee

    Qualified for the November general election as the Democratic nominee for Montana’s 2nd House district.

  • Experience

    Montana Supreme Court clerk

    Clerked for Justice Patricia Cotter for three years after graduating from law school in 2007.

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