Support Shontel Brown

U.S. REPRESENTATIVE SHONTEL BROWN
OHIO 11TH DISTRICT 

RACE SUMMARY:  Elected in a special election to finish the term of former-Rep. Marcia Fudge, who was appointed U.S. Sec. of Housing & Human Development, Rep. Brown will be facing stiff opposition for this seat in what is anticipated to be a definitive election for control of Congress.

VOTING RECORD: VoteSmart, GovTrack.us

BIOGRAPHY POLITICAL CAREER

PARTY: Democrat

BORN: 6/24/1975

EDUCATION: Cuyahoga Community College, Business Management

OCCUPATION: Politician

 

CAREER:

  • U.S. House of Representatives, Ohio-11, 2021-Present
  • Member of the Cuyahoga County Council in Ohio, representing District 9 (2015-2021)
COMMITTEES:
  • Agriculture
  • Oversight & Reform
ELECTED: 2021

 

ISRAEL


  • Supports Israel’s rights to defend itself, and the Iron Dome System
  • Committed to Israeli security and supports annual foreign aid bill and its provisions providing military aid to Israel
  • Believes in a two-state solution, and acknowledges that Hamas is a terrorist organization that stands in the way of the pursuit of peace 

CHOICE


  • She has been endorsed by the ACOG OBGYN PAC and the Cuyahoga Dem Women’s Caucus, as well as Run Sister Run
  • Brown has also worked fighting to decrease infant and maternal mortality rates in her district 

In Her Own Words


“Hamas’s massive rocket attacks are deeply troubling and must stop...Hamas is placing civilians on both sides at risk. Israel has the right to defend its citizens in the face of these attacks. Israeli families should never have to spend the night in a bomb shelter.”

SOURCE: https://www.jewishpress.com/news/israel/pro-israel-democrats-battle-bernie-sanders-aoc-for-ohio-seat-and-partys-future/2021/07/11/

“When I visited Israel, I observed the fruits of the friendship between our nations firsthand...Our relationship must be permanent and durable -- one that is nourished on an ongoing basis and withstands any temporary policy disagreements.”

SOURCE: 2021 Position Paper

 

Interesting Facts


She became the first woman and first Black person to chair the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party.