Brittany Orpurt-Hilton

Current office and 2026 campaign

Brittany Orpurt-Hilton is a Democratic candidate seeking election to the Tennessee State Executive Committee for District 17 in the August 6 primary ⁵. The district encompasses all of Wilson County and parts of Davidson County, including Hermitage, Donelson, and Antioch ⁵. As of May 2026, she remains on the ballot for this upcoming election, with no outcome determined ⁷.

Orpurt-Hilton describes her campaign as an effort to rebuild the county party and recruit candidates for red districts within Tennessee's Republican supermajority ⁵. She has established a dedicated campaign website, brittany4tndp.com, and maintains a presence on social media platforms including X and Instagram under the handle @BOrpurtHilton ²³⁷. Her campaign is endorsed by ChangeTN: Progress Cannot Wait ⁴.

Financial disclosures filed with the Wilson County Election Commission list her as a candidate for Democratic State Executive Committeewoman District 17 in 2024, indicating prior activity in the race or a filing error for the current cycle ¹. She operates an ActBlue donation page to support her efforts to reach voters and assist other Democratic candidates in 2026 ⁶.

Background and education

Brittany Orpurt-Hilton is a resident of Wilson County, Tennessee ⁵. She identifies as a U.S. citizen and states that she is at least eighteen years old ⁶. Specific details regarding her birth year, upbringing, religious affiliation, or formal educational background are not provided in the available source materials.

Career

Brittany Orpurt-Hilton is a candidate for Democratic State Executive Committeewoman in District 17, which encompasses all of Wilson County and parts of Davidson County ⁵. Her campaign focuses on rebuilding the county party, recruiting candidates for down-ballot races, and supporting Democrats in red districts ⁵. She identifies as a U.S. citizen and states that she is at least eighteen years old ⁶.

Orpurt-Hilton maintains an active presence on social media platforms including X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram to engage with voters and share campaign updates ²³⁷. She has received endorsements from ChangeTN, a political organization that describes its mission as ensuring "Progress Cannot Wait" ⁴. Her campaign operates under the name Brittany4TNDP and accepts donations through ActBlue for her 2026 bid to represent District 17 on the Tennessee Democratic Party Executive Committee ⁵⁶.

Office history

Orpurt-Hilton ran for Democratic State Executive Committeewoman for District 17 in the August primary election of 2024 ¹. District 17 encompasses all of Wilson County and parts of Davidson County, including Hermitage, Donelson, and Antioch ⁵. She filed financial disclosure statements with the Wilson County Election Commission for this race ¹.

She is currently running for Democratic State Executive Committeewoman for District 17 in an upcoming election scheduled for August 6, 2026 ⁷. Her campaign states that her goal is to rebuild and reinvigorate the county party, recruit candidates, and support those running in red districts ⁵. She has received endorsement from ChangeTN: Progress Cannot Wait for this race ⁴.

Business interests and wealth source

Orpurt-Hilton’s campaign finances are tracked through the Wilson County Election Commission, which lists her as a candidate for Democratic State Executive Committeewoman in District 17 for the 2024 cycle ¹. Her online presence and campaign materials identify her as a resident of Wilson County and frame her political focus on rebuilding the county party and recruiting candidates for red districts within Tennessee ⁵. She utilizes platforms such as ChangeTN to outline her platform, describing herself as a voice for voters in an area encompassing all of Wilson County and parts of Davidson County ⁴.

Specific details regarding her personal business interests, family wealth sources, or private ownership stakes are not provided in the available records. Financial disclosures filed with the Wilson County Election Commission do not appear to include detailed breakdowns of personal assets beyond standard campaign finance reporting ¹. Her public profiles and campaign website focus on political advocacy rather than professional business history ⁵. Consequently, there is no publicly available information in these sources detailing significant sales of businesses or specific family wealth origins.

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