Greg Steube

Professional Background

Greg Steube is a U.S. representative, attorney and Army veteran. His official biography describes undergraduate and law study at the University of Florida, infantry training, Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps service and a 2006–2007 Iraq deployment. It also lists six years in the Florida House and two years in the Florida Senate before Congress.

Experience

• United States Army infantry training and Judge Advocate General’s Corps service
• Chief of detainee operations, Multinational Division North in Iraq, 2006–2007 (official biography)
• Army courts-martial prosecution work
• Florida House of Representatives: six years (official biography)
• Florida Senate: two years (official biography)

Education

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  University of Florida: undergraduate and law degrees (degree abbreviations not specified on the page)

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

$1,556,646.96

Cash on Hand

$2,121,142.43

Reported Disbursements

$1,026,800.33

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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