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Meet the Candidate Channel: Your Path to Informed Voting!
Welcome to JustMy's Meet the Candidate Channel, where we're putting the spotlight on the people behind the campaigns!.
A Clear Path to Informed Voting
At JustMy, we believe that an informed voter is a powerful voter. That's why we've created this channel as your go-to resource for understanding the individuals vying for public office. Our mission is simple: provide unbiased and unfiltered coverage of candidates from all walks of life, across different offices and elections. We do this without an agenda or political bias—our only goal is to empower you with knowledge!
Behind the Scenes on the Campaign Trail
Get ready to dive deep into the world of political campaigns! We'll take you behind the scenes to witness the dedication, challenges, and triumphs of the candidates as they work tirelessly to win your vote. From town hall meetings to grassroots efforts, you'll get an up-close look at the faces and stories driving our democracy.
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At JustMy, we stay out of the endorsement game. Our focus is solely on voter education. You'll never find us pushing an agenda or advocating for a particular candidate. Instead, we want you to be equipped with knowledge, making your decisions based on facts and insights.
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Your vote is your voice, and we're here to make sure it's a well-informed one. Join us on this journey to learn about the candidates who are vying to lead our community. Meet the faces, hear the stories, and engage in the political process like never before. #MeetTheCandidate #VoterEducation #InformedVoting #JustMyPolitics
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Empowering Memphis: Brian Harris' Vision for City Council Super District 8, Position 3 on Vimeo
Discover Brian Harris, a dedicated community leader running for Memphis City Council in Super District 8, Position 3. Learn about his passion for education, small businesses, and youth development in our exclusive interview.
Prestigious Recognition: Shelby County Sheriff Floyd Bonner Earns "Sheriff of the Year"
Discover the inspiring journey of Sheriff Floyd Bonner Jr., named as 2023's "Tennessee Sheriff of the Year." From making history as Shelby County's first African-American Sheriff to running for Mayor of Memphis, Bonner's dedicated service and forward-thin
Crime in Memphis, TN: A Nationwide Issue or a Local Leadership Problem?
Delve into the factors contributing to crime rates in Memphis, TN, and discover whether the issue stems from local leadership or is part of a broader problem across the United States. Learn about the city's efforts to combat crime and promote safety.
Paul Young has most money in Memphis mayoral campaign coffers - Memphis Local, Sports, Business & Food News | Daily Memphian
The DMC president raised $347,482 since September compared to the $311,719 raised by Shelby County Sheriff Floyd Bonner and $300,000 by businessman and philanthropist J.W. Gibson.
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DA challenger: Cummings, Collierville shootings show need for change - Memphis Local, Sports, Business & Food News | Daily Memphian
Former federal prosecutor Linda Harris said Memphians are becoming “desensitized” to violence and that current remedies aren’t working. Harris is one of several candidates who plan to challenge incumbents in the criminal justice system by calling for change.
Disbarred Memphis lawyer hauls in big pay from political candidates - Memphis Local, Sports, Business & Food News | Daily Memphian
Former lawyer Bret Thompson was disbarred in 1996 for stealing client funds. He’s been repeatedly convicted since then for posing as a lawyer and stealing from “clients."
BTH: Memphis Court Judge Tarik Sugarmon | WKNO FM
Memphis City Court Judge Tarik Sugarmon joins host Eric Barnes and Daily Memphian reporter Bill Dries to discuss the lack of accessible early intervention and rehabilitation of youths before nonviolent crimes turn violent. In addition, Sugarmon talks about what he wants to see the court system do to benefit the community.
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Despite tighter laws, more help, scourge of domestic violence rolls on - Memphis Local, Sports, Business & Food News | Daily Memphian
In the second part of The Daily Memphian’s three-part series on domestic violence, we take a look at the complexities in getting cases to effectively move through the judicial system to a fair, safe conclusion.
Man Convicted in 2016 Downtown Crime Spree That Included Homicides of MPD Officer, Civilian — Shelby County District Attorney
A Criminal Court jury convicted a 26-year-old man Tuesday of killing two people, including a Memphis police officer, and wounding another in unprovoked attacks in 2016 in three separate areas of Downtown, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Wife Convicted of Murdering Husband Whose Body Was Hidden in Attic — Shelby County District Attorney
A jury took just 17 minutes Thursday to convict a Parkway Village woman of killing her husband whose body was found in a plastic tub hidden in a locked crawl space in the attic of their home, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Hundreds get ‘second chance’ at 15th expungement clinic in Shelby County - TSDMemphis.com
Keisha Langford is a struggling, single mother of three who made some bad decisions when she was younger. “About 10 years ago, I was working in a bank,” said Langford. “Somebody came to me and asked me to help them hit a lick, you know, rob the bank. “I set it up on the inside, […]
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Memphis-Shelby County school board member Shante Avant resigns - Chalkbeat Tennessee
Shante Avant, a longtime Whitehaven resident who has served on the Memphis-Shelby County School board since 2014, said that family matters prompted her decision to resign her school board seat and relocate from her Whitehaven-area district.
Steve Mulroy Quoted in Guardian Article Covering How Harsh Punishments for Black Americans Over Voting Errors Spark Outcry – Steve Mulroy for Shelby County District Attorney
Pamela Moses, who was convicted to six years of prison for voter fraud, was recently released after her conviction was overturned. This comes after many criminal justice reform experts, activists, …
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