Democrats on the Ballot
Vice President Kamala Harris
Represented Delaware in the Senate for 36 years, 47th Vice President of the United States, husband to Jill, proud father and grandfather.
U.S. Senator and Democratic candidate for Vice President of the United States. Wife, Momala, Auntie. Fighting for the people. She/her.
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Cynthia "Cindy" Boyles
Cindy has 30 years of experience working in community corrections and youth and family services within county governments. Cindy became an official "Jacksonian" in 2014 and has loved being involved in the community and experiencing all Madison County has to offer. She currently works at the University of Tennessee at Martin as an Associate Professor of Criminal Justice.
She founded the local chapter of "Indivisible Jackson TN," which advocates for national issues through our local Congressional representatives. and was the driving force behind the installation of a historical marker memorializing the three known victims of lynching in Madison County.
Cindy was named The Jackson Sun Person of the Year in 2019. She was also recognized for her work by the Lane College Chapter of the NAACP. She has also received the Sterling Award as one of West Tennessee's 20 Most Influential Women from the Jackson Area Business and Professional Women Association.
Marquita Bradshaw
Marquita Bradshaw is a Tennessee native; a Memphian who has extensive experience in the environmental justice movement and an advocate for human rights. Marquita grew up in South Memphis and is an alumna of University of Memphis. She is a single mom who raised her son on a working-class salary.
Marquita’s career and service have spanned labor, environment, education reform, tax reform, trade policy, and social justice work. Her passion for a clean and safe environment drives her to raise awareness and fight for environmental justice which impacts the poor and most vulnerable in any society.
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Erika Stotts Pearson
Erika Stotts Pearson is fighting for a Tennessee where everyone has the opportunity to thrive! Education, Health Care, and the Economy are her top priorities and she is ready to bring that fight to Washington. Erika was one of the first women in this area to manage a Professional Women’s Basketball Association’s team, the Memphis Blues, as Assistant General Manager. Securing championships’ with the National Conference Team in 1995, she worked with the many local partners in Memphis to secure the Canadian Football League, the Memphis Maddogs, as well as the NBA Now group to secure the Memphis Grizzlies franchise in Memphis. She would go on to serve in the administration of the Memphis Redbirds. She has been very active in education and served as Math Department Chair at Shelby County School’s Millington High School 2009-2010 school year. Currently, she operates OpesDei Home Health Solutions and Precision Energy Logistics.
She has been involved with many organizations in recent years including SCLC, BAEO, NAACP, Board Member National Foundation Transplants’, Partner 100 Black Men of Memphis, Kidz Biz, Partner Campaign for School Equity, Tennessee Pastors’ Action Coalition, Leadership Memphis, NEA, SCEA, and MEA. She currently serves on a White House Bipartisan taskforce for strategic partnership and African American outreach with special assistant to the President, Nicole A. Frazier. Recently, she was recognized with Congressional recognition and Shelby County Board of Commissioner’s recognition for her endeavors to ensure that all young people receive a quality education.
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