Bryant Frankford is running for Hamblen County Commission, District 12. Combining technical expertise with community leadership to solve real problems for Morristown.
Chair, Hamblen County Democratic Party
10+ Years in Software & Operations
Morristown West Class of 2007
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Bryant Frankford is a dedicated community leader and software developer with deep roots in Morristown. A graduate of Morristown Hamblen High School West (Class of 2007) and Walters State Community College, Bryant has spent his career bridging the gap between technology and practical business solutions.
Currently serving as the Chair of the Hamblen County Democratic Party, Bryant has proven executive leadership skills. He manages strategic operations, oversees financial budgeting, and coordinates public outreach efforts to engage citizens in the democratic process.
His professional journey includes over a decade of experience in software development and data analysis for local businesses like B.K. Graphics and Cherokee Health Systems. This background in analyzing complex data and optimizing workflows makes him uniquely qualified to tackle the budgetary and logistical challenges facing the County Commission.
Bryant believes in a government that works for everyone—championing anti-poverty measures, civil rights, and smart economic growth that benefits District 12 and beyond.
District 12 is a vital part of Hamblen County. Bryant is committed to representing the families of Alpha and Cedar Hill with transparency and accountability.
District 12 encompasses the following precincts. Bryant understands the unique needs of these neighborhoods, from infrastructure to school support.
As your Commissioner, Bryant will focus on the core responsibilities that affect your daily life:
Real solutions for health, economy, and civil rights.
Advocating for comprehensive coverage for all Tennesseans. Reducing costs through preventive care and negotiation.
Closing tax loopholes, raising the minimum wage, and supporting local small businesses and unions.
Reforming cannabis laws to generate revenue for schools and protecting civil rights for all citizens.