Bridget Brink

Democratic · 2026 candidate in Michigan

This is a candidate record, not an officeholder record. It carries no voting history because this person does not hold the seat.

2026 candidacies

Michigan U.S. House District 7
Democratic · state primary ballot
Ballot status from Michigan Department of State, Bureau of Elections

Prior service stated by the campaign

U.S. Ambassador to the Slovak Republic, Slovak Republic · 2018–present
“confirmed unanimously by the Senate in 2018 to serve as our Ambassador to the Slovak Republic” source
U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, Ukraine · 2022–present
“again in 2022 to serve as our Ambassador to Ukraine” source
Director, National Security Council, United States
“served as a Director on President Obama’s National Security Council” source
U.S. Foreign Service officer, United States
“served the American people for 28 years under five U.S. Presidents” source

Biography, in the campaign's words

Quoted from the candidate's own campaign site. It is a self-description, not an independent account.

“earning a Bachelor’s degree at Kenyon College and two Master’s degrees at the London School of Economics”
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“proud Lansing resident”
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“Bridget is a breast cancer survivor.”
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“A sixth-generation Michigander, third-generation union member”
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Stated priorities, in the campaign's words

Quoted from the candidate's own campaign site. These are statements the campaign publishes, not an assessment of a record.

“Protecting Social Security and Medicare”
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“Strengthening Public Schools”
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Stated positions, in the campaign's words

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“fight climate change and preserve our environment for future generations”
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“bring good-paying green jobs here to mid-Michigan”
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“invest in the developing and implementing cost-effective green energy including solar, wind, and hydrogen”
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“invest in nuclear energy to lower costs, expand our energy supply, and accelerate clean energy adoption”
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“Ban all non-essential uses of toxic PFAS”
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“Ban individual stock trading by the President, Vice President, Members of Congress”
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“Expand the research, development, and implementation of advanced nuclear energy technologies”

Claimed endorsements, in the campaign's words

Quoted from the candidate's own campaign site. These are statements the campaign publishes, not an assessment of a record.

“U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett Endorses Bridget Brink”
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“Robin Cleveland Endorses Bridget Brink for MI-07”
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“Endorsed by 60+ Labor Unions, Leaders, Organizations & More!”
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Campaign site www.bridgetbrink.com, established through an FEC committee filing. Passages are selected automatically and quoted verbatim; the wording is the campaign's, unedited.