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Juli has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Ohio State University and a master's degree in business administration and marketing from Johns Hopkins University. She is a single mother who lives with her two teenage children in Sterling.

Juli used to be the chief marketing officer at UPIC Health. She also used to be a marketing specialist and advisor for Akima LLC, the International City/Council Management Association, Phillips Business Information, and the Village Green Day School. She also used to be a community liaison officer for the U.S. State Department, a reporter for the Montgomery Journal and Winchester Star, and a marketing and communications manager for SpeakerBox Communications and Away.com

Juli Briskman is currently the county supervisor representing the Algonkian District of Loudoun County. She was first elected in 2019 and has been in office for one term.

Supports the maintenance and growth of Loudoun County parks and green spaces. Said "connectivity and green space have been a top priority for [her] office."

Wants to "get residents out of their cars, walking, hiking, biking or scootering in the district and across the county."

As county supervisor, she advocated successfully for further investment into the Linear Parks and Trails and the Potomac Heritage Trail West.

- Supports the maintenance and growth of Loudoun County parks and green spaces. Said "connectivity and green space have been a top priority for [her] office."
- Wants to "get residents out of their cars, walking, hiking, biking or scootering in the district and across the county."
- As county supervisor, she advocated successfully for further investment into the Linear Parks and Trails and the Potomac Heritage Trail West.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Loudoun County, Housing Proposal Near Hidden Lane Landfill Stopped

Loudoun Now, State, Regional Leaders Join Affordable Housing Push

Supports the "Make Virginia Home" housing plan that would help create more attainable housing in the state. Plans to "focus on helping people get out of renting and into homeownership."

Plans to increase the stock of attainable and affordable housing in Loudoun County. Said "[she] strongly believes the county must increase the supply of attainable housing."

As county supervisor, she supported the Unmet Housing Needs Strategic Plan and revamped our Housing Advisory Board.

- Supports the "Make Virginia Home" housing plan that would help create more attainable housing in the state. Plans to "focus on helping people get out of renting and into homeownership."
- Plans to increase the stock of attainable and affordable housing in Loudoun County. Said "[she] strongly believes the county must increase the supply of attainable housing."
- As county supervisor, she supported the Unmet Housing Needs Strategic Plan and revamped our Housing Advisory Board.

Housing & Urban Development

Opposes the use of tax revenue for private schools funding. She testified in a Virginia Senate subcommittee against a proposed bill that would use money from county budgets to support private schools.

Supports abortion, the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), and diversity, equity, and inclusion within Loudoun County.

Supports "infill development and areas for revitalization, such as Cascades Marketplace and Countryside shopping center."

- Opposes the use of tax revenue for private schools funding. She testified in a Virginia Senate subcommittee against a proposed bill that would use money from county budgets to support private schools.
- Supports abortion, the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), and diversity, equity, and inclusion within Loudoun County.
- Supports "infill development and areas for revitalization, such as Cascades Marketplace and Countryside shopping center."

Public Services

DC News Now, Juli Briskman discusses her future for Loudoun County

Moms Demand Action, Everytown For Gun Safety Endorses 32 Moms Demand Action Volunteers Running For Office

Opposes unfunded mandates from the state that would make it harder to fund child protective services, public defenders, and prosecutors.

Supports gun reform in Loudoun County and is formally endorsed by gun reform group Moms Demand Action.

- Opposes unfunded mandates from the state that would make it harder to fund child protective services, public defenders, and prosecutors.
- Supports gun reform in Loudoun County and is formally endorsed by gun reform group Moms Demand Action.

Public Safety

Opposes the growth of data centers in the county. She claims that the county has an over-reliance on real estate tax revenue from these centers. Said she has "been fighting the development of data centers in the Algonkian District since the day [she] took office."

Plans to pass the lowest possible real and personal property tax rates.

- Opposes the growth of data centers in the county. She claims that the county has an over-reliance on real estate tax revenue from these centers. Said she has "been fighting the development of data centers in the Algonkian District since the day [she] took office."
- Plans to pass the lowest possible real and personal property tax rates.
- Opposes higher tax rates on vehicles.

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Juli Briskman has a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Ohio State University. She also has a Master of Business Administration degree in Marketing from Johns Hopkins University and a Digital Marketing Certificate from Georgetown University. She is a single mother who lives with her two teenage children in Sterling, Virginia.

Juli Briskman previously worked at UPIC Health as the chief marketing officer. She has worked as a marketing specialist and advisor for Akima LLC, the International City/Council Management Association, Phillips Business Information, and the Village Green Day School. Before her career in marketing she worked as a community liaison officer for the US State Department. Additionally, she worked as a marketing and communications manager for SpeakerBox Communications and Away.com and as a reporter for the Montgomery Journal and Winchester Star.

Juli Briskman is county supervisor for the Algonkian District of Loudoun County. She was elected in 2019 and has served one term. She has served as a member of the Finance Committee of Loudoun County, the Joint School Board Committee, the Metro Washington Council of Governments Board of Directors, the Virginia Association of Counties (VACO) Board of Directors, the VACO finance Steering Committee, and the National Association of Counties (NACO) Healthy Counties Advisory Board.

- Supports the maintenance and growth of Loudoun County parks and green spaces. Said "connectivity and green space have been a top priority for [her] office."
- Advocated successfully for further investment into the Linear Parks and Trails and the Potomac Heritage Trail West.
- Wants to "get residents out of their cars, walking, hiking, biking or scootering in the district and across the county."

- Supported the Unmet Housing Needs Strategic Plan and revamped our Housing Advisory Board.
- Plans to increase the stock of attainable and affordable housing in Loudoun County. Said "[she] strongly believes the county must increase the supply of attainable housing."
- Supports the "Make Virginia Home" housing plan that would help create more attainable housing in the state. Plans to "focus on helping people get out of renting and into homeownership."

- Opposes unfunded mandates from the state that would make it harder to fund child protective services, public defenders, and prosecutors.
- Supports gun reform in Loudoun County. Formally endorsed by gun reform group Moms Demand Action.

Juli Briskman has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Ohio State University. She also has a master of business administration degree in marketing from Johns Hopkins University and a digital marketing certificate from Georgetown University. She is a single mother who lives with her two teenage children in Sterling, Virginia.

Juli Briskman previously worked at UPIC Health as the chief marketing officer. She has worked as a marketing specialist and advior for Akima LLC, the International City/Council Management Association, Phillips Business Information, and the Village Green Day School. Before her career in marketing she worked as a community liaison officer for the US State Department. Additionally, she worked as a marketing and communications manager for SpeakerBox Communications and Away.com and as a reporter for the Montgomery Journal and Winchester Star.

Juli Briskman is county supervisor for the Algonkian District of Loudoun County. She was elected in 2019 and has served one term. She has served as a member of the Finance Committee of Loudoun County, the Joint School Board Committee, the Metro Washington Council of Governments Board of Directors, the Virginia Association of Counties (VACO) Board of Directors, The VACO finance Steering Committee, and the National Association of Counties (NACO) Healthy Counties Advisory Board.

- Supports the maintenance and growth of Loudoun County parks and green spaces. Said "connectivity and green space have been a top priority for [her] office."
- Successfully advocated for further investment into the Linear Parks and Trails and the Potomac Heritage Trail West.
- Wants to "get residents out of their cars, walking, hiking, biking or scootering in the district and across the county."

Juli Briskman has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Ohio State University. She also has a master of business administration degree in marketing from Johns Hopkins University and a digital marketing certificate from Georgetown University. She is a single mother who lives with her two teenagers in Sterling, Virginia.

- The board of supervisors collaborates to establish and carry out county policies, including setting local tax rates, approving land use plans, and managing the county budget.  
- Board members are responsible for appointing county officials and overseeing key areas such as education, public safety, environmental regulations, business policies, and transportation systems.  
- Each supervisor typically represents a specific district within the county.  
- In Virginia, most supervisors are elected in partisan races during odd-numbered years and serve four-year terms.

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- Few grammar and spelling errors (corrected)
- When writing about college degrees, capitalize the degree in major (bachelor's degree in marketing --> Bachelor's degree in Marketing)
- You want to start every bulletpoint with an action word, but you can still use adverbs. I changed your bulletpoint that said "successfully advocated" to "advocated successfully" just so that it follows that pattern.
- Thorough information. Good job!