Voter Guide

They are fighting to take our vote away to install their person and bring resources back. We should be fighting even harder to get ourselves out of dependency. Stop scrolling if you care about protecting your vote.

We're exhausted, but our faith renews us. Tonight reminds us people are watching and you care. We'll keep fighting, working, and strategizing. But we need you. Get registered to vote by July 1st. Our collective power depends on it.

Don't miss your chance to make a difference! Register to vote in your district and encourage your family to do the same for the August and November elections. Whoever wins the primary needs our united support in November. Our community's strength lies in unity.

Candidates often focus on existing voters. To spark real change, we must reach out to non-voters, explain the 'why,' and build a sense of community. When young people feel engaged and heard, they become powerful advocates for change.

Did you know nearly half of Tennesseans identify as independent? They're not tied to Democrats or Republicans, making their vote open to persuasion. The right candidate, with a strong argument, can win them over.

What happens when election laws are changed after a census? In Tennessee, a recent law change means lines could be redrawn mid-election if results aren't favorable. This raises serious questions about electoral integrity.

After a difficult time, we contacted top legal minds, including Stacey Abrams and Fair Fight, to challenge redistricting laws. Working in the Senate, we fought without knowing the district lines, as information was withheld, preventing us from seeing how Memphis would be divided.

During the previous redistricting, public comment was allowed and citizens could submit maps. This time? Nothing. It suggests this wasn't about fair representation, but about control. Stop scrolling if you care about fair political processes.

We need to vote because it's our duty, not out of dependence on others. Let's empower ourselves and make our voices heard for the right reasons.

Remember, elected officials are there to represent you and direct opportunities and investments into our communities. Representation truly matters for our culture's needs.