Sherman, Brad

Background & current office

Brad Sherman is a Democratic representative from California serving the 32nd District. The House Clerk lists him as a current member of the 119th Congress.

Sherman has served in the House since 1997. His official biography records earlier service on the California State Board of Equalization and professional work as an attorney and CPA before Congress.

The House Clerk lists Sherman on the Financial Services and Foreign Affairs committees, including Financial Services subcommittees covering capital markets, digital assets and financial institutions. His office describes him as a senior member of both committees.

Editorial research reviewed: August 21, 2026. Public-record fields continue to refresh independently from official chamber sources.

Current seat & contact information

Chamber

U.S. House of Representatives

Representation

California · District 32

Party

Democratic

Birth date

October 24, 1954

Washington phone

(202) 225-5911

Office

2365 Rayburn House Office Building Washington DC 20515-0532

Current leadership and reviewed committee roles

Leadership / institutional roles

• Senior member, House Financial Services Committee
• Senior member, House Foreign Affairs Committee

Reviewed committee assignments

• Financial Services
• Foreign Affairs

Official recorded-vote record

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Legislation & official congressional activity

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