Yard signs are here!
It’s time! We’re asking you to show your support with a yard sign.
Click the button below, fill out the form. Our team is ready to distribute them to front yards across the city.
It’s time! We’re asking you to show your support with a yard sign.
Click the button below, fill out the form. Our team is ready to distribute them to front yards across the city.
Matt will focus first on making sure that basic city services are taken care of – on time, every time.
Great neighborhoods are what make cities great. Nashville has some incredible neighborhoods that make the harmony here, and for too long too much of the city’s attention has been on downtown.
The rising cost of housing is making Nashville unaffordable for many people. The simple fact is that Nashville is not creating enough housing for the demand our city is experiencing.
In America we believe in equality of opportunity. The key to each person in our community having an equal shot at the American dream is having high-quality schools.
Every Nashvillian across our county deserves to feel safe. Protecting communities is the most fundamental responsibility of local government.
First and foremost, we should make the roads we have more drivable by filling the potholes. We also should make our roads more efficient by doing a better job of synchronizing lights to traffic flow.
In the ten weeks since the January 15th financial disclosure Matt Wiltshire raised over $516,000. This, combined with the more than $1.24 million raised in the prior reporting period, brings the campaign’s total raised to more than $1.75 million.
Three weeks ago, a poll taken immediately after Mayor Cooper announced he would not seek re-election showed Matt with a lead over a large field. Today, a new poll was released showing Matt’s lead has grown. The latest poll shows Matt with double the support of the next closest candidate!
Following Mayor John Cooper’s announcement not to seek re-election, affordable housing leader Matt Wiltshire issued the following statement: “I appreciate Mayor Cooper’s service to our city and his efforts to strengthen it during some very challenging times,” said Matt Wilshire. I wish Mayor Cooper the best as he finishes this term.”