As a victim of crime at a young age, I understand the need to feel safe. That’s my commitment to Sumner County – Safety. Sumner County deserves a judge that reflects the conservative values of the people it serves. We need a judge who believes in equal protection under the law and serves this community with respect. That’s why I’m running for judge, and I ask for your vote.
I pledge to:
– Follow the law and apply it fairly
– Expand programs to help reduce the number of repeat criminal offenders.
– Keep our citizens safe.
– Make sure all citizens have speedy access to the court.
– Be Fair & Firm
Being elected judge is the ultimate way for me to continue giving my time, talent, and treasure to the people of Sumner County.
With gratitude,
– Kee Bryant-McCormick
Experienced Law Professional.
- Over 15 years practicing law in Sumner County
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Attended Vanderbilt and Texas A&M Law Schools
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Member of the Sumner County Bar Association - Served as President, Vice President, Treasurer and Secretary
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Legal Counsel of Decisions Choices and Options
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Beech High School Mock Trial Coach
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Presiding Judge of Grand Ole Opry Collegiate Mock Trial Tournament
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Served as a Member of the Sumner County General Sessions Judicial Selection Committee
Protector of Law & Order.
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Invited to sit as special judge for all three divisions of Sumner County General Sessions Court
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Served as arbitrator for the Better Business Bureau for over a decade
- Law enforcement in her immediate family
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Daughter of a First Responder
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Member of the Sumner County Republican Party
- Member of the Sumner County Republican Women
Heart for
Service.
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Trustee for Volunteer State Community College
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Past Board Member of Hendersonville Rotary Club
- Member of First Baptist Church on Winchester in Gallatin
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Impacting the Community Award Winner
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Board Member of Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency
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Board Member of Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce
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Board Member of Community Life Bridge
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Past President of the League of Women Voters
- Graduate of Leadership Middle Tennessee and Leadership Sumner
