Background
Margaret Briem grew up in Orange County, California. She served in the United States Army. Briem's career experience includes working as a business consultant for women entrepreneurs. She has lived in Ohio for approximately 20 years, first in Stark County and more recently in Summit County.[1]
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FEC filings.
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Campaign websiteBriem's campaign website stated the following:My PriortiesFighting to Restore Ohio's American Dream. Ohioans deserve better. We need to Dream Bigger to create more opportunities for our community. For too long, we have allowed our elected officials to hold back our potential for personal gain, and I am willing to stand up so we don’t have to take it anymore! Margaret is pro-border security, pro-guns, pro-life, pro-veterans, and pro-first responders.Dream Bigger:Provide Support and Growth for Entrepreneurship Opportunities - especially for womenIncreasing Manufacturing and DevelopmentGrowth in Agriculture (how can we be an independent nation if we don't grow our own food?)Teach Smarter:Support School ChoiceSupport Parental RightsBring back life skills classes including shop and personal financeAnd so much more (let's face it, our schools are a mess)Build Stronger:MilitaryInfrastructureEconomyNational SecurityPreserving American Values:America FirstSelf-relianceLimited Government— Margaret Briem's campaign website (April 23, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.
On the 2026 ballot
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Compiled from the candidate’s published profile as of September 30, 2026 and FEC filings.
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