Andrew Becker

Congratulations to Deborah Sparks, a wonderful and inspiring candidate. She'll make an excellent clerk. #VoteBlue

It's a difficult day, here's something positive. The yellow rose on this sticker represents Tennessee becoming the final vote to ratify the 19th Amendment. Our state delivered Women's Suffrage. If you're angry today, channel it into positive change & go to the polls. #Perfect36

Your vote will change the data that's available for years to come. If you want to make a difference in your community, go to the polls.

Happy Saturday! Election Day is Tuesday, and I'm ready to bring change and vision to the Clerk's Office. Someone's got to save it, because we've now dropped to 2.8 out of 5, and this is the most recent review. Maybe "19 years of experience" doesn't apply to answering phones.

There's a contested race, and I'm in it. You should make your presence known, so that future elections can have better data on party turnout. If potential candidates know there's an active, engaged base, you'll have more people to vote for, and the cycle continues for the better.

If you vote today, you'll help shorten lines on Election Day. If you vote for me today, you'll help eliminate lines at the Clerk's office.

Today and tomorrow are your last days to early vote, if you need a better idea of why you should pull a Democratic ballot in the primary, read this profile by the @wherald. We've got real policy ideas and changes planned for the Clerk's office. bit.ly/3rXHKLv

Fun times at the Franklin Rotary Pancake Day, hosted at Brentwood Middle. It's nice to see a community event come back stronger than ever! Early voting ends this Thursday, remember to vote!

Are you still undecided about early voting? Make it easier and get all the information you need by going to vote411.org/tennessee and put in an address to get information on your district. Find your closest voting location and you can print out a ballot guide for candidates!

This is how the race for the Clerk's office is going on the other side. Promoting outside a polling place vs. misleading claims from 20 years ago. "A leader in the pro-life movement"? Does the Clerk have additional responsibilities that I haven't heard of?

Running for office takes a lot of effort. I'm looking for volunteers who want to jump on and join the Becker team! If this sounds like you or someone you know, fill in the form and share with your friends! forms.gle/H4ybgPF2kB3V7rJp8

I bet all the lines are short today, so you'll be able to vote in 1/20th of the time it takes to get a license plate renewed.

The Williamson Election Commission can be reached at (615) 790-5711.

You don't have to choose between the lesser of two evils, you can pull a Democratic ballot & vote for a Clerk who will treat the office with respect. Early voting locations are open until 1pm today, but they're closed on Sunday.

Four very different candidates, one very important choice. I've got fresh ideas, proven leadership, and a belief that you can't replace polite service with kiosks.

This is historic. Contested primaries are a good thing, more choices lead to better government, and I'd be very honored to receive your vote.

Hey hey, I'm in the newspaper! Two of them, in fact! The Tennessean: bit.ly/3uEDVMS and the Williamson Herald: bit.ly/3Ocszre You can also go to Vote411.org, type in your address, and get a voter guide that lists all the candidates in Williamson.

Not a fan of spreadsheets? Here's a side-by-side image of all the things you can do online in Williamson County vs DeKalb County. Reminder, we are TEN TIMES larger than DeKalb, by population. Is there a specific reason we don't allow our citizens simple conveniences?