Representative, Kansas State House of Representatives, District 29, 2017-2021

Minority Agenda Chair, Kansas State House of Representatives, 2019-2021

Candidate, Kansas State House of Representatives, District 29, 2020

Former Ranking Minority Member, Calendar and Printing Committee, Kansas State House of Representatives

Former Ranking Minority Member, Elections Committee, Kansas State House of Representatives

Former Member, Higher Education Budget Committee, Kansas State House of Representatives

Former Member, Insurance Committee, Kansas State House of Representatives

Former Member, Joint Committee on Pensions, Investments and Benefits, Kansas State House of Representatives

Former Member, Transportation and Public Safety Budget Committee, Kansas State House of Representatives

Founder, Leading Kansas Limited Liability Company, 2019-present

Co-Founder, Prairie Roots Kansas, 2019-present

Reading, Math, Advanced Placement, and ACT Tutor, ABC Tutors, 2012-present

English Language Teacher, Countryside Elementary School/Pioneer Trail Middle School, 2013-2019

Long Term Substitute Teacher, Oregon Trail Middle School, 2012-2013

Instructor of Natural History, Massachusetts Audubon Society, 2011-2012

Lead Teacher for Success Academy Assessment Preparing and English Instructional Aide, Oregon Trail Middle School, 2011-2012

Founder, Dressed to the Nines Day

Former Vice President/Member, Kansas National Education Association

Former Vice President/National Delegate, Olathe National Education Association

Organizer, Abolition Relay at the Kansas Marathon, 2008

Priority Issues:

Brett Parker is running to ensure that interests of Kansans are being represented in Topeka. Whether it's transparent government or investing in education and infrastructure, Brett Parker is ready to roll up his sleeves and get to work.

Changes to Kansas tax policy, the depletion of reserve funds, and the misuse of transportation money have created an unstable business environment and have branded Kansas as a less appealing place for business to locate.

Overland Park needs representatives who work transparently on behalf of its citizens rather than continuing Governor Brownback's failed policies.

Local governments must not be limited in making the best decisions for their constituents.

Kansas must adequately invest in education and infrastructure to maintain and increase quality of life for its citizens.