graduated, Nativity B.V.M.
High School, Pottsville, Pa.; graduated, Ursinus College, 2000; attended, Trinity University, Ireland; attended, Charles University, Czech Republic; graduated, law and government, Widener University School of Law, 2003;

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Tim knows the issues residents of the 29th District care about, and has proven his ability to fight for change and make it happen -- he has been doing it his whole life. He and his wife, Patricia, a social worker, and their son, Tucker, a high school student, live in Doylestown.

Rep. Tim Brennan's Biography

Tim Brennan graduated from Ursinus College in 2000, attended Trinity University in Ireland and Charles University in the Czech Republic, and graduated from Widener University School of Law in 2003, where he studied law and government. He lives in Doylestown with his wife, Patricia, and their son.

In his law practice, Tim represents injured workers as one of only about 200 Pennsylvania attorneys certified as specialists in workers’ compensation law.

In addition, he has represented municipal governments in the Commonwealth for nearly two decades, and previously worked for the Pennsylvania Governor’s Office of General Counsel, representing the Department of Transportation.

Tim has served as an educator, a professor in one of our exceptional community colleges, and an instructor on animal law and right-to-know law for other attorneys.

A first-generation college graduate, Tim started two of his own businesses, became one of only about 200 lawyers in Pennsylvania certified as a specialist in workmen’s compensation law, and built a career advocating for a better quality of justice for working people.

About Tim

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court appointed Tim as a Senior Hearing Panel Member for the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.

Tim Brennan works at a law practice representing injured workers and is certified as a specialist in workers’ compensation law. He has represented municipal governments, previously worked for the Pennsylvania Governor’s Office of General Counsel representing the Department of Transportation, and has taught at a community college and instructed attorneys. He has also started two businesses and was appointed a senior hearing panel member for the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.

attorney; community college instructor; elected, council, Doylestown (2016-2022); elected as a Democrat to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the 2023 and 2025 terms.

Tim currently serves in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and was elected for the 2023 and 2025 terms. He previously served on Doylestown Council from 2016 to 2022.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

Labor

Unions built the middle class—a fact which, as the son of a Teamster and an attorney specializing in securing compensation for injured workers, Tim fully understands.

He’s proud to have voted for a constitutional right to organize, a minimum wage increase, and bills to prioritize worker safety and support working families; if re-elected, he’ll continue fighting for a better quality of justice for all workers and their families.

Issues ⋆ Tim Brennan

Across Pennsylvania, the cost of living is too high for working families. In the legislature, Tim invested in 21^{st} century industries, bringing more business to Bucks County; he also voted to lower taxes for working families and small businesses, creating more good paying jobs here in Pennsylvania.

Tim also invested in career and technical education, community colleges, and our public universities to create pathways to opportunity for the next generation.

If re-elected, he’ll continue to create jobs and fight to expand access to affordable housing and childcare so our kids can afford to start their own families right here in Central Bucks.

Voted for a constitutional right to organize, a minimum-wage increase, and bills prioritizing worker safety.

Invested in 21st-century industries and voted to lower taxes for working families and small businesses.

Plans to expand access to affordable housing and childcare while continuing efforts to create jobs.

- Voted for a constitutional right to organize, a minimum-wage increase, and bills prioritizing worker safety.
- Invested in 21st-century industries and voted to lower taxes for working families and small businesses.
- Plans to expand access to affordable housing and childcare while continuing efforts to create jobs.

Economy

Reproductive Freedom

Tim believes medical decisions should be made by women and their doctors—period.

In his first term, he helped defeat a constitutional amendment banning abortion, and he’s proud to have earned a 100% pro-choice score and the endorsement of Planned Parenthood.

In his first term, he helped defeat a constitutional amendment banning abortion, and he’s proud to have earned a 100% pro-choice score and the endorsement of Planned Parenthood.

No matter what, he’ll fight against extremist politicians who seek to rip away Pennsylvanians’ access to safe, legal abortion, IVF, contraception, and other types of reproductive healthcare.

Supports access to abortion, in vitro fertilization, contraception, and other reproductive healthcare.

- Supports access to abortion, in vitro fertilization, contraception, and other reproductive healthcare.

Healthcare

Invested in career and technical education, community colleges, and public universities.

- Invested in career and technical education, community colleges, and public universities.

Education

Environment

Tim has protected our state constitutional right to breathe clean air and drink clean water; he’s proud to have earned a 100% pro-environmental voting rating.

He also worked across the aisle to protect open spaces, co-sponsoring a bill with conservative Republicans in the House that would secure additional funding for Bucks County land preservation groups.

Tim has protected our state constitutional right to breathe clean air and drink clean water; he’s proud to have earned a 100% pro-environmental voting rating.

He also worked across the aisle to protect open spaces, co-sponsoring a bill with conservative Republicans in the House that would secure additional funding for Bucks County land preservation groups.

If re-elected, his priorities will include:

  * Improving roads, including Routes 611 and 202
  * Enhancing recreational facilities
  * Restoring the Delaware Canal
  * Securing more PennDOT resources for Bucks County

Supports protecting clean air and clean water.

Co-sponsored legislation to provide additional funding for Bucks County land-preservation groups.

Prioritizes restoring the Delaware Canal.

- Supports protecting clean air and clean water.
- Co-sponsored legislation to provide additional funding for Bucks County land-preservation groups.
- Prioritizes restoring the Delaware Canal.

Energy & the Environment

He has introduced bills to:

  * Strengthen volunteer firefighter recruitment and retention
  * Create grant programs for police accreditation and consolidation
  * Provide PTSD care for police, firefighters and EMS
  * Secure resources to help the State Police keep us and our Troopers safe

Introduced legislation to strengthen volunteer firefighter recruitment and retention.

Introduced legislation creating grant programs for police accreditation and consolidation.

Introduced legislation to provide post-traumatic stress disorder care for police, firefighters, and emergency medical services personnel.

Introduced legislation to secure resources for the Pennsylvania State Police.

- Introduced legislation to strengthen volunteer firefighter recruitment and retention.
- Introduced legislation creating grant programs for police accreditation and consolidation.
- Introduced legislation to provide post-traumatic stress disorder care for police, firefighters, and emergency medical services personnel.
- Introduced legislation to secure resources for the Pennsylvania State Police.

Public Safety

Tim’s legislative priorities include:
  * Ending gerrymandering
  * Opening primaries to Independent voters
  * Expanding civic education
  * Protecting the right to vote
  * Bringing civility and competence back to public office

In law school, Tim focused on legislation drafting and state constitutional law, and became certified in law and government. He fought for redistricting reform and drafted and lobbied for an amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution to stop partisan gerrymandering.

Advocates for ending partisan gerrymandering through redistricting reform.

Prioritizes opening primary elections to independent voters.

Prioritizes protecting the right to vote.

- Advocates for ending partisan gerrymandering through redistricting reform.
- Prioritizes opening primary elections to independent voters.
- Prioritizes expanding civic education.
- Prioritizes protecting the right to vote.

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- Invested in 21st-century industries and voted to lower taxes for working families and small businesses.
- Plans to expand access to affordable housing and childcare while continuing efforts to create jobs.

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