
ENDORSEMENTS
We would like to thank all of the organizations and individuals who show their support, rally behind our campaign, and believe in Our Next Era.
- Mayor Lee Harris & Campaign Staff
ORGANIZATIONS
INDIVIDUALS

Trustee Regina Morrison Newman
Criminal Court Clerk Heidi Kuhn
Probate Court Clerk Bill Morrison
Circuit Court Clerk Temiika D. Gipson
Register of Deeds Shelandra Ford
State Senator Sara Kyle
State Representative Larry J. Miller
State Representative Antonio Parkinson
State Representative Dwayne Thompson
State Representative Torrey Harris
State Representative Joe Towns
County Mayor Joe Ford
Commissioner Reginald Milton
Commissioner Tami Sawyer
Commissioner Mickell Lowery
Commissioner Walter Bailey
Commissioner Steve Mulroy
Councilman Harold Collins
Councilman JB Smiley
Councilwoman TaJuan Stout Mitchell
Councilman Martavius Jones
Commissioner Julian Bolton
Millington Alderman Frankie Dakin
SCS Board Member Mike Kernell
SCS Commissioner-Elect Amber Huett-Garcia
The UCW-CWA is the union for staff and faculty, graduate employees, and lecturers at public colleges and universities in Tennessee.

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Teamsters Local 667
The Teamsters Union has worked relentlessly for years to build and protect the labor movement. Right here in Shelby County, Local 667 has been at the forefront. We are pleased to have their support.
Future 901
Future 901 supports candidates who will work to grow Memphis and Shelby County as a successful community that is inclusive of all people.
United Campus Workers -
Communications Workers of America
The AFL-CIO represents the largest umbrella organization of unions and organized labor in the country. Locally, the Memphis and West Tennessee AFL-CIO Central Labor Council is a democratically elected body dedicated to representing the interests of over 30 unions and thousands of working people across Shelby County.
AFL-CIO Labor Council
Ironworkers Local 167
For over a 100 years Ironworkers Local 167 has built the bridges, buildings, schools, factories, power plants, hospitals, stadiums and other structures in our region.
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The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 205
SEIU Local 205 represents thousands of public service and healthcare workers across Tennessee. In Shelby County, they represent private sector workers at Medical Action and the support staff of Memphis Shelby County Schools.

The Memphis and West Tennessee Building and Construction Trades Council
The Memphis and West Tennessee Building and Construction Trades Council is a group of labor unions dedicated to improving the lives of the people of the metropolitan Memphis area by offering career training in the construction trades, particularly for youth in our community.

The Shelby County Young Democrats
Shelby County Young Democrats is for liberals under 35 who are seeking involvement in local activism. They work to organize folks in their age group and shape political discourse in Memphis. SCYD volunteers on campaigns, hosts voter education events, and are political activists.

Stand for Children-Tennessee
Stand is focused on ensuring all students receive a high quality, relevant education, especially those whose boundless potential is overlooked and under-tapped. Since 1999, their members have won 17 state and local victories, leveraging more than $150 million in public funding for schools and other programs to serve 300,000+ of Tennessee's children.

Memphis for All
Memphis For All is fighting to build a different kind of city and state, one that is run for and by all of us. They're working towards an economy that works for all, instead of one rigged for corporations; a legal system that treats everyone fairly, instead of one rigged against Black and Brown people; and a democracy that is truly run for and by the people.

CWA Local 3806
C.W.A. Local 3806 represents workers at AT&T, AT&T Mobility, Avaya, City of Memphis Police 911 Dispatchers, DirectTV, and Union printers in Memphis and Shelby County.