Brent Taylor
At least $128,311.30 in total
$19,121.30 Memphis-area $108,440.00 Tennessee state $750.00 U.S. Congress
“At least” because name variants we have not linked may add more.
Net Total Given
$1,000
2026 and 2027 cycles
Given since 2019
$19,121
Memphis-area
Candidates Supported
1
Total Contributions
1
Giving by cycle 4 cycles
4 cycles (2019–2026) 2026 $1,000 2023 $500 2022 $16,621 2019 $1,000
Shown by cycle, never merged · as of Oct 22, 2026 · source: Shelby County.
2026 $1,000
- Mark Billingsley (Shelby County Commissioner, Dist. 4) Rep. $1,000
2023 $500
- Scott McCormick (Memphis City Council, Dist. 2) Nonpartisan $500
2022 $16,621
- Amber Mills (Shelby County Commissioner, Dist. 1) Rep. $2,600
- Brandon Morrison (Shelby County Commissioner, Dist. 4) Rep. $2,600
- Todd Payne (Shelby County Commissioner, Dist. 5) Nonpartisan $2,432
- Mike Palazzolo (Germantown Mayor) Nonpartisan $1,000
- Scott McCormick (County School Bd., Dist. 5) Nonpartisan $1,000
- Missy Marshall (Collierville Alderman, Pos. 4) Nonpartisan $1,000
- Dan Michael (Juvenile Court Judge) Nonpartisan $1,000
- Steve Cross (Assessor of Property) Nonpartisan $1,000
- Jordan Carpenter (Shelby County Commissioner, Dist. 4) Nonpartisan $1,000
- Dewayne Jackson (Probate Court Clerk) Nonpartisan $1,000
- Amy Weirich (District Attorney General) Nonpartisan $1,000
- Mary Anne Gibson (Germantown Alderman, Pos. 2) Nonpartisan $500
- LeeAnn Dobson (Collierville Municipal Judge) Nonpartisan $250
- Lincoln Hodges (Gen. Sess. Civil Ct. Judge, Div. 3) Nonpartisan $240
2019 $1,000
- Frank Colvett (Memphis City Council, Dist. 2) Nonpartisan $1,000
Mark Billingsley (Shelby County Commissioner, Dist. 4)
| Amount | Date | Period | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,000.00 | 07/09/2025 | Year-End | Primary |