Noah Nordstrom for TN
A Teacher with a Plan
Tennessee deserves better than divisive politics and Noah is committed to bridging the gap. He believes in fostering unity, collaboration, and respectful dialogue. In a time when our country feels more divided than ever, Noah is dedicated to bringing people together to find common ground.
Strong Public Schools
Noah believes in investing in our public schools. As a teacher himself, he understands the challenges our education system faces. He wants to ensure that every child has access to a quality education, regardless of their zip code. Noah opposes school vouchers because he knows that investing in public schools is the key to providing equal opportunities for all our kids.
Noah will work across the aisle in Nashville to secure better funding for our school systems, higher pay for our educators, universal pre-k, early childhood reading supports, quality trades programs in every high school and smaller classroom sizes.
Education is the key to the future!
Safe & Healthy Communities
Every Tennessean deserves to live in a safe and healthy community. Noah is fighting to make our streets safer and cleaner.
Noah is working with law enforcement to push for safe storage laws and universal background checks which will prevent gun thefts and homicides. Noah will also advocate to relocate the TBI crime lab back to Memphis. Noah also supports the creation of a universal mentorship program in our schools to prevent our youth from choosing lives of violence and crime.
Noah is also concerned about the poor environmental stewardship we see in our communities. From the lead in South Memphis to the diesel leak into Germantown's water supply, our leaders have failed to keep our communities healthy. Noah will work in a bipartisan manner to clean up contamination in our communities and ensure accountability for those that put our communities' health and safety at risk.
Endorsements
Stop Government Overreach
The Tennessee legislature has become increasingly extreme and overreaching, Year after year, they limit people's rights and take away decision making power from our local governments and school boards. We must band together to stop this hyper-partisan politics which pits our communities against each other and limits our freedoms.
Noah will work with his colleagues in Nashville to protect the rights of all marginalized communities and restore reproductive freedom. Noah will work with rather than against the city of Memphis and Germantown. Noah will put the needs of his constituents over partisan agendas. Noah will lead with respect and civility.
Together, we can build a balanced politics which brings our communities together.