Priorities
A Plan for District 5 to Thrive
District 5 does not need a collection of disconnected promises. It needs a governing strategy that connects economic empowerment, healthcare, education, public safety, and infrastructure into one plan for how the district can thrive.
The Day One Agenda
A 10-point flagship agenda for Shelby County and District 5.
Economic Empowerment and Small Business
Cap predatory lending, recruit good-paying jobs to Memphis and beyond, and back small businesses and entrepreneurs across the district.
Learn more →Family Farms and Rural Communities
Protect crop insurance, invest in conservation and rural infrastructure, and expand capital access for small, beginning, veteran, and minority farmers.
Learn more →Healthcare, Seniors, and Prescription Drugs
Expand maternal and infant health support and protect Social Security, Medicare, and seniors from scams.
Learn more →Children, Childcare, and Public Education
Expand affordable childcare, strengthen public schools, and invest in career and technical education so every child graduates ready to thrive.
Learn more →Summer Hunger and Food Rescue
Expand summer nutrition programs and food rescue partnerships so children get fed instead of food going to waste.
Learn more →Public Safety, Accountability, and Reentry
Best-practice policing standards, mental-health crisis response, and real second chances for returning citizens.
Learn more →Infrastructure, Transportation, and Broadband
Modernize the grid, lower utility bills, and attack transportation poverty across District 5.
Learn more →Affordable Housing and Strong Neighborhoods
Lower housing costs, fix up existing homes, and bring real investment to neighborhoods overlooked for decades.
Learn more →Veterans and Federal Workers
Fix VA delays, expand mental health and PTSD care, and help veterans transition into good jobs and stable housing.
Learn more →Immigration and Tennessee's Workforce
Secure borders, legal pathways, and an immigration system that doesn't abandon Tennessee farmers and businesses.
Learn more →Responsible Growth and Environmental Protection
Responsible development that creates good jobs while protecting farmland, clean water, and the communities already here.
Learn more →Constituent Services
A congressional office that solves problems, not just issues statements.
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