Lukas Schubert (born July 20th,2005) is an American politician in the Montana House of Representatives. He was elected to represent the 8th district in 2024.[1]
A member of the Republican Party,he defeated Tony Brockman in the primary.[2] Due to redistricting following the US census,the general geographic area represented by District 8 was previously covered by District 9.[3] Brockman was the incumbent for District 9. In the general election Schubert won 70% of the vote against challenger Beth Sibert.[4]
Montana House of Representatives,2025
On January 15,2025,Schubert introduced a bill (HB222) to expand the wolf hunting season. On January 30,2025,the bill failed to pass on the house floor,in a 40–60 vote.[5]
On February 25,2025,Schubert introduced a bill (HB754) to require the emergency removal of a child who is transitioning gender with the support of a parent or guardian -- considering them in immediate or apparent danger of harm. On March 06,2025,the bill failed to pass on the house floor,in a 27-71 vote. [6]
Schubert successfully passed legislation (HB752) that creates a legal framework that allows victims of child sexual abuse (or their parents/guardians) to bring civil actions against content providers (websites and social media platforms) who make child sexual abuse material reasonably accessible in Montana. The legislation went into effect on October 1,2025.[7]
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