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STRONG SCHOOLS
FROM CRADLE TO CAREER

  • Support investments in high-quality early childhood education and Pre-K, early literacy and tutoring, and strong neighborhood public schools

  • Expand after-school and summer programs and efforts to address chronic absenteeism

  • Strengthen career and technical education, dual enrollment, apprenticeships, and industry credentials

  • Build stronger partnerships between schools, colleges, unions, nonprofits, and employers

GOOD-PAYING JOBS & A STRONGER WORKFORCE

  • Expand workforce training and upskilling tied directly to growing industries

  • Support apprenticeships and skilled trades and stronger connections between employers and education providers

  • Help Memphis attract and retain high-quality, good-paying jobs

  • Expand opportunities for locally owned and minority-owned small businesses

  • Require economic incentives to produce measurable results in jobs, wages, and investment

MAKING LIFE MORE AFFORDABLE FOR WORKING FAMILIES

  • Expand access to affordable childcare

  • Address housing costs and barriers to homeownership

  • Pursue targeted tax relief where it can responsibly reduce costs for families

  • Support policies that strengthen working families and seniors

  • Make sure economic growth produces greater household financial security

SAFE & STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS

  •  Support resources to address violent crime

  • Invest in violence prevention and youth intervention

  • Expand mental-health services, victim services, and reentry programs

  • Keep young people connected to school, employment, and positive opportunities

  • Improve data sharing and coordination between state and local public-safety agencies

INVESTING IN OUR NEIGHBORHOODS

  • Fight for state investment in roads, sidewalks, drainage, parks, and transportation infrastructure

  • Expand access to broadband and neighborhood infrastructure

  • Invest in important commercial corridors

  • Address blight and vacant properties

  • Expand affordable housing, homeownership, and housing rehabilitation

  • Encourage neighborhood investment while protecting longtime residents from displacement

OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

  • Expand mentorship, after-school, and summer programming

  • Increase access to youth employment and paid internships

  • Support apprenticeships and job-readiness programs

  • Reconnect young people who are disconnected from school or employment

  • Create multiple pathways through college, technical education, skilled trades, entrepreneurship, and industry credentials

HEALTHIER FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES

  • Improve access to maternal and infant health services

  • Expand mental-health and substance-use treatment

  • Strengthen preventive healthcare and neighborhood health resources

  • Address persistent health disparities

  • Recruit and retain nurses, behavioral-health professionals, and other healthcare workers

RESPONSIVE & ACCOUNTABLE GOVERNMENT

  • Maintain accessible constituent services

  • Communicate regularly with District 93 residents

  • Bring state agencies directly into the community

  • Promote transparent, data-driven government

  • Require accountability for taxpayer dollars, contracts, and incentives

  • Measure whether government programs are actually producing results

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Paid for by Committee to Elect John Bradley

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