Bill Hancock is a Republican candidate for the Tennessee State House District 59 seat in Davidson County [17]. He describes himself as a sixth-generation Tennessean and native Nashvillian who grew up in the West Meade neighborhood [17]. His family background includes his grandfather and father, both of whom were Metro school teachers, which he cites as an early influence on his appreciation for education [17]. Hancock earned a business degree from the University of Tennessee [17].
Professionally, Hancock has built a career in healthcare and real estate following his graduation [17]. His community involvement includes serving as a coach for the West Nashville Sports League and as an Usher Captain at the Church of the Assumption [17]. He is also active in civic and veteran-focused charities [17]. Hancock is a parent to three children [17].
Hancock filed to run in the Republican primary for Tennessee House District 59, with a filing deadline of March 10, 2026 [3]. The primary election is scheduled for August 6, 2026, followed by a general election on November 3, 2026 [3]. He maintains an official campaign website at https://www.billhancockfortn.com/ and a Facebook page titled "Bill Hancock for State House" [17], [19].
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