Brandon Washington for District 10

Sooo who’s hiring? 😂

For real though, thank you to everyone who went out and supported this campaign.

I want to congratulate Lashanta Rudd on her victory, and I hope we can work together in the future to continue amplifying the voices of the people.

Even though this election did not go our way, it confirmed something I first learned when I was 19 years old and earned over 38% of the vote in my first race: the people are ready for change.

I especially want to thank my campaign treasurer, Jordyn, and my partner in crime, Calvin. Throughout this entire election, we ran a strong 3-person campaign. In a race divided five ways, we knew it would not be easy, but we kept pushing because we believed the people of District 10 deserved another voice at the table.

To every person who donated, shared a post, answered a phone call, opened the door, sent encouragement, or cast a vote for me: thank you. Your support truly meant the world to me.

The fight is far from over.

Stay tuned😉🧡

Service isn’t new to me because it’s who I am.

Grateful to & for letting me be part of something bigger this week. We helped feed 50+ families, and that’s exactly the kind of impact I want to bring to District 10 every day.

Not just a candidate… I’m already doing the work. 💯

When you think District 10, think Washington.

Students are back in the classroom, and I’m proud to stand with the educators who make it all possible.

Honored to receive the endorsement of M-PACE, the political voice of Memphis-Shelby County educators.

Our educators show up for our students every day. As your next County Commissioner, I’ll show up for them.

When you think District 10, think Washington.

Yesterday I visited the Shelby County Jail to see things for myself—not from a report, not from a headline, but firsthand.

And what I saw made it clear: there’s work that needs to be done.

If we’re serious about public safety, we have to be serious about accountability, conditions, and making sure our system is actually working the way it should.

I’m not waiting until I’m elected to start doing the work. I’m already showing up, asking questions, and preparing to lead.

That’s the kind of leadership District 10 deserves.

When you think District 10, think Washington

I’m honored to have the endorsement of as my first endorsement.

Her leadership and commitment to our community set the standard, and I’m ready to deliver real results for District 10 from day one.

Let’s get to work.

When you think District 10, think Washington!

This right here means everything to me ❤️ Real conversations, real support, real people. I’m running to show up and deliver for District 10.

Some people chase attention.
Real leadership is doing the work even when nobody’s watching.

Showing up. Listening. Investing in our kids and our community.

When you think District 10, think Washington.