Brian Mast

Professional Background

Brian Mast is a U.S. representative and Army veteran whose professional background includes bomb disposal and federal explosive-specialist work. His official biography describes more than 12 years in the Army, service under Joint Special Operations Command and subsequent work for the Department of Homeland Security. It also lists a Harvard University degree without specifying its field or level.

Experience

• United States Army: more than 12 years (official biography)
• Bomb-disposal work under Joint Special Operations Command in Afghanistan
• Explosive specialist, United States Department of Homeland Security

Education

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  Harvard University: degree (field and level not specified in the official biography)

Office & Authority

Represents this current congressional district in the U.S. House.

Follow the Money

Reporting period: 2025-01-01 – 2026-09-30.

Reported Receipts

$4,938,231.74

Cash on Hand

$2,867,509.43

Reported Disbursements

$3,842,099.97

Loans

$0.00

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Sources & Further Records

Biography & Background

Portrait & Credits

U.S. House of Representatives / Office of the Clerk · Public domain — U.S. government official portrait

Official Records

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