Sarasota Review

Congressman Greg Steube, who represents Florida’s 17th District and has been serving in the U.S. Congress since 2019, recently shared several statements through social media. His posts addressed both specific community-engaging activities and broader national concerns, showing his involvement in both local and national matters.

On May 1, 2025, Steube expressed his participation in the National Day of Prayer. He wrote, "On this National Day of Prayer, I join Americans all across the country in lifting up our leaders, communities, and families in prayer. May we seek God’s wisdom, protection, and blessing over our nation. God bless America." The post highlights his engagement with national observances and his call for collective prayers for leaders and communities.

Later that day, he highlighted the opening of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge, encouraging young students to participate. "The 2025 Congressional App Challenge is officially underway! I encourage all middle and high school students in FL-17 to participate. This is a great opportunity to showcase your creativity, technical skills, and innovation," he tweeted, while also informing his constituents about the registration and submission process. The event aims to involve and incentivize young people in his district, fostering innovation and technical development.

The following day, on May 2, 2025, Steube turned his attention to Florida’s agriculture industry. He discussed his meeting with the Florida Cattlemen’s Association, sharing insights about the significance of the state's beef industry. "Did you know Florida’s beef industry is home to 1.6 million cattle and brings in more than $560 million per year? I met with the Florida Cattlemen’s Association to talk about how important this work is to our state. I’ll always fight for Florida’s farmers and ranchers," he posted. This highlights his commitment to supporting local agricultural stakeholders, especially in his home state.

Steube's educational background includes a Bachelor's degree and a Juris Doctor degree, both from the University of Florida. Born in Bradenton, he currently resides in Sarasota, demonstrating a deep-rooted connection to his Florida constituency.