Brad Batt
Brad Batt Brad Batt's career experience includes working as a entrepreneur. He earned a bachelor's degree from Louisiana Tech University in 1995 and a graduate degree from Regis University in 2003.
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“I am Brad Batt, a seasoned entrepreneur and community advocate from Johnson City, Tennessee. For over 20 years, I've run an online software company, gaining firsthand experience in innovation, job creation, and the challenges small businesses face.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “Break Up Ballad Health: I will fight to end the healthcare monopoly that has reduced services and harmed our community. By breaking up Ballad Health's monopoly and expanding Medicaid, we can restore medical freedom and ensure affordable healthcare for all Tennesseans.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “Protect Public Schools: I'm committed to fully funding our public schools, raising teacher salaries, and stopping voucher scams that defund education. Every child deserves a world-class education, and I will work to make our schools safe and inclusive.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)Tim Hicks
Tim Hicks Tim Hicks graduated from Daniel Boone High School in 1981. Hicks' career experience includes owning Hicks Construction.
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“We can be proud that we have held the line on recurring expenditures, preserved Tennessee’s reputation as one of the lowest-taxed states in the nation and continued investing in our core priorities.”
(Official legislative website) “This budget reflects our steadfast commitment to fiscal responsibility and demonstrates why Tennessee remains a strong national model of prudent governance.”
(Official legislative website)Rodger Broadwater
Rodger Broadwater Rodger Broadwater earned a high school diploma from North Greene High School.
“Whether it’s protecting our clean water and stopping the BWXT expansion, making it easier for renters to become homeowners through the Paper Trail Credit Act, capping runaway property taxes, strengthening our public schools, or lowering healthcare costs — if it impacts the families, seniors, and workers in Johnson City, Gray, and Jonesborough, then it matters to me.”
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