Greg Steube

Greg Steube lives in Sarasota with his wife, Jennifer, their son and three rescue dogs.¹ Born in nearby Bradenton, he graduated from Southeast High School there in 1996.² He earned both his undergraduate degree and law degree at the University of Florida before entering the Army in 2004.²

Steube trained as an infantry officer before an injury during Ranger school led him to transfer to the Army's legal corps.¹ He served in Iraq from 2006 to 2007 with the 25th Infantry Division, working as chief of detainee operations for Multinational Division North.¹ After returning, he prosecuted military cases with the Eighth Theater Sustainment Command.¹ His Army service concluded in 2008.²

His elected service began in the Florida House, where he served from 2010 through 2016, followed by two years in the state Senate.² He entered Congress in January 2019.² His current committee assignments include Ways and Means and the House Intelligence Committee.¹

His stated priorities include stronger immigration enforcement, support for agriculture and veterans, and oversight of federal agencies and intelligence surveillance.¹ He also emphasizes small businesses, trade policy and the relationship between farming and water quality.¹ He is seeking another term against Democrat Matthew Montavon and independent Michael Quirk.³