Brianna Lyman

Lyman attended Fordham University from 2016 to 2020, where she studied in an international political economy or international business program. During college, she reported for WFUV Public Radio and wrote for The Fordham Ram.

Her early professional experience included research work at PassBlue, where she worked on research concerning former U.S. ambassador Kelly Knight Craft. She also held internships with Rob Astorino's political campaign and the Donald J. Trump for President campaign.

Lyman joined Fox News Media in 2020 as a production assistant and college associate. She later became an associate producer for Fox News Saturday Night with Jimmy Failla, gaining experience in live television production.

From 2020 to early 2024, she worked at The Daily Caller as a reporter and host. She hosted The Brink, conducted interviews, and produced political commentary. Her work there included filing multiple reports in a single day, experience that prepared her for fast-moving election coverage.

Lyman joined The Federalist as an elections correspondent in early 2024. Her reporting focuses on election integrity, voter eligibility, voting laws, and the legislative mechanics of U.S. elections.

Her work has included investigative coverage of noncitizen voter registration and congressional scrutiny of politically active nonprofit organizations. IMDb identifies her as both a reporter at The Daily Caller and an elections correspondent at The Federalist.

Lyman has appeared as a political commentator on Fox News, Fox Business, and Newsmax, and has contributed to Fox Nation. She also appeared on CNN to discuss noncitizen voting and other election-related political issues.

In 2025, the Claremont Institute named Lyman a Publius Fellow. Her professional profile also identifies her as an elections correspondent at The Federalist and lists Fordham University among her affiliations.