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Brian Mcewan believes public service means showing up and doing the work. Raised in a working-class town and now a small business owner, he’s spent 15 years balancing budgets, creating jobs, and bringing people together to solve problems without drama.
As mayor, he cut wasteful spending while expanding access to trade schools and mental health clinics. As a volunteer firefighter, he learned that leadership is measured in how you treat people when no one’s watching.
His campaign is built on three commitments: keep communities safe, make life affordable for families, and defend the Constitution with no exceptions. He doesn’t care if an idea comes from the left or right — if it works, he’ll fight for it.
Brian and his husband, Tim, live in Westfield with their two kids and rescue dog, Duke. He’s running for president to restore trust, reward hard work, and make sure the next generation inherits a country stronger than we found it.