Syrita Steib was born to her parents in Pendleton Memorial Methodist Hospital.

She is the eldest child of a former Radar Coordinator at Marathon Petroleum Corporation and a former Worker's Compensation Judge.

She moved from Reserve to Back Vacherie with her family when she was four.

The Senate candidate carried the principles of education, diligence, and community imparted by her parents throughout her profession, leadership, and daily life.

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She was a troubled adolescent who, at age 19, assisted in robbing and torching a car dealership. She lost ten years of her life because of her deeds.

Syrita restarted her life after going back home, using the principles her parents had taught her as a guide.

She graduated a Cum Laude in 2014 after receiving her Bachelor of Science from the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans.

She is a Clinical Laboratory Scientist who holds a national certification and license. After graduating, the candidate started working at four hospitals while applying to medical schools: Ochsner in New Orleans, Touro, Slidell Memorial, and West Jefferson.

Syrita Steib exchanged marital vows with her husband, Ethan Patrick Martin.

She gave birth to her first kid when she was working as a construction worker in Memphis.

The candidate returned to Reserve while she was expecting and enrolled at Louisiana State University in New Orleans.

Due to unknown reasons, Syrita and her husband, Ethan, parted ways to build their separate career.

In 2020, Steib again wore the wedding dress. This time she married Montrell Carmouche.

The couple became parents when they welcomed their child Saige Katherine Carmouche into the family.

She is ready to engage with stakeholders from all backgrounds and political parties using a pragmatic approach to give Louisiana a powerful voice in Washington.

She will continue to support the educational systems, seek to improve our infrastructure, fight to increase economic prospects, and try to generate employment with an emphasis on rural towns, which have been neglected.

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As of 2022, Syrita Steib's net worth is unavailable in the media.

She might have accumulated a decent sum of money as she is the small company owner, founder, and executive director of a non-profit organization.

There is also no information disclosed about her monthly earnings and salary.

She assisted in passing the First Step Act and worked as a policy consultant for Cut50's Dignity for Incarcerated Women campaign.

She was vice-chair of the Louisiana Task Force on Women's Incarceration and got selected by Governor John Bel Edwards to the Louisiana Justice Reinvestment Oversight Council.

She also contributed to the Per(Sister) show at the Newcomb Art Museum, which told the tales of women who are or have been jailed. The candidate has also worked on the Protect Vulnerable Communities Group, a transition committee for district attorney Jason Williams.

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