I’m Allie Phillips. I’ve stood up to powerful systems before, and I’m ready to do it again, for all of us.

Tennesseans work hard, but too many of us are struggling to afford housing, healthcare and childcare. Meanwhile, most of our elected officials are working hard to protect special interests instead of delivering real solutions that solve problems faced by the people they were elected to serve.

This leaves working people like us without representation in our own state. The cost of living continues to skyrocket, our public schools have been defunded by vouchers, and our outdated infrastructure can’t cope with the explosive growth seen in communities like Clarksville and others around the state.

I’m Allie Phillips, a working mom of two, a union member, a neighbor, and a friend. I’m running for office to make change, because I believe Tennessee can be a place where we thrive — not just survive. Sitting in last place for “Quality of Life” isn’t just unacceptable; it’s a failure of leadership, and Tennesseans deserve better.

I’m running to put people first, strengthen our communities, and make government work for the families who keep Tennessee running.

Are you ready to build a Tennessee that puts Working Families FIRST?

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Allie Phillips for Change

2197 Madison Street, Unit 104

Clarksville, TN 37043

Working families in Tennessee deserve better. No one working full time should struggle to pay for housing, healthcare, or childcare.

As a Union Member, I believe workers deserve dignity and a voice on the job. That means fair pay, safe workplaces, and the right to organize without retaliation.

As a mother, I believe every child deserves a high-quality public education. Strong public schools are the foundation of strong communities and should not be undermined by voucher programs.

I believe we owe those who’ve served better care. Veterans should be able to access quality healthcare when they need it and close to home.

As a Clarksville resident, I know our infrastructure hasn’t kept up with our growth. We need smarter investments in roads, bridges, and sidewalks that keep our citizens safe and alleviate the commute.

Our future is worth fighting for, so let’s fight for it together.

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