John Bradley
John Bradley John Bradley is a lifelong Memphian, born and raised in the historic Orange Mound community.
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“My journey into public service began with my first internship, which took me to MLK50, the 50th anniversary commemoration of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Standing in that crowd, I felt grief, hope, and a hunger for justice all at once. People were crying. People were marching. And in that moment, I felt something I could not ignore: a calling to serve.”
(Campaign website) “Growing up in Orange Mound shaped who I am. I saw the challenges facing our neighborhoods, but I also saw their strength, history, faith, and resilience. I made a choice to use my time and energy to serve others and be part of the solution.”
(Campaign website)Mitchell Morrison
Mitchell Morrison Morrison qualified under Tennessee election law to appear on the November 2026 general election ballot representing the communities of Tennessee House of Representatives District 93 in the 2027 legislative session.
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“Mitchell believes government should work for the peopleânot the other way around. He fights for individual liberty, constitutional principles, and the citizens of our community.”
(Campaign website)Brandon Washington
Brandon Washington Brandon Washington earned a high school diploma from Middle College High School. Washington's career experience includes working as an activist.
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“Since then, I’ve dedicated my life to advocacy and public service. I’ve spoken at the U.S. Capitol, helped expand SNAP eligibility for young people aging out of foster care through federal legislation, and worked to pass child welfare reforms here in Tennessee. I’ve also served in leadership roles locally, organizing and representing young people across Shelby County.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “I’m currently a student at the University of Memphis, where I continue to stay grounded in the community while preparing for a future in public service.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “I’m running for County Commission because I believe District 10 deserves leadership that is present, accountable, and focused on results. From creating real opportunities for young people, to expanding access to stable housing, to making sure our government is transparent and working for the people—I’m ready to deliver.”
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