Senator Josh Kassmier Contact information

Joshua Kassmier is a dedicated American politician and a member of the Republican Party, currently serving in the Montana State Senate, representing District 13. His journey in public service began with his election to the Montana House of Representatives, where he represented District 27 from January 2019 to January 2025. During his tenure in the House, Kassmier was actively involved in various legislative committees, including the Agriculture Committee, where he served as Chair, as well as the Energy, Technology, and Federal Relations Committee, and the House Taxation Committee.

Born in Fort Benton, Montana, in 1981, Kassmier has deep roots in the state he serves. He pursued higher education at Carroll College, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree. His professional background as a crop adjuster reflects his connection to Montana’s agricultural community, which has undoubtedly influenced his legislative priorities and understanding of the challenges faced by rural communities.

In November 2024, Kassmier successfully ran for the Montana State Senate, assuming office in January 2025. His election marked a continuation of his commitment to serving the people of Montana, focusing on issues such as agriculture, energy, taxation, and rural development. As a State Senator, he has continued to advocate for policies that support Montana’s economy and enhance the quality of life for its residents.

Kassmier resides in Fort Benton with his wife, Chelsey Johnston, and their three children, CoraLynn, Joshua Banks, and Regina. His family life and professional experiences have shaped his approach to governance, emphasizing the importance of community, family values, and practical solutions to the challenges faced by Montanans. Through his work in the legislature, Kassmier remains dedicated to making a positive impact on his constituents and the state as a whole.