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Rhea Clift

Rhea  Clift

Office history

2024
general
held office
2024-09-01 → 2032-09-01

Rhea is a career prosecutor. She cut her teeth in the Shelby County District Attorney’s office right out of law school in 1991. As an Assistant District Attorney, Rhea was part of 49 jury trials. She accepted a position as Assistant City of Bartlett Prosecutor in 2000 and became Chief Prosecutor for Bartlett in 2020. Rhea also serves as a Prosecutor for the City of Millington.

Rhea is active in local Republican politics. She is a member of the East Shelby Republican Club, Republican Women of Purpose, and the Shelby County Republican Women’s Club where she served as President in 2021 and 2022.

Rhea earned her bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt and her law degree from the University of Memphis. She is a very active member of St. George’s Episcopal Church where she’s attended services since 1975.

Rhea’s father, the Honorable Raymond S. Clift, Jr., served as a Germantown Municipal Judge for 40 years until his resignation due to health reasons in 2020. She’s running for judge to use over 30 years’ experience as a local prosecutor to keep Germantown families safe. Rhea plans to continue her father’s tradition of service to Germantown.

Rhea is fair. She listens to both sides. In her role as a prosecutor, Rhea consults with the victims of crime to ensure their voices are heard. She has the experience and wisdom Germantown needs on the bench.

Links:

Campaign Site: https://cliftforjudge.com/

Linkedin Site: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rhea-clift-8872885/

Public filings

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Tennessee — Shelby County campaign finance (Germantown Municipal Judge, Div. 1)

Tennessee — campaign finance (search)

Tennessee — statement of interest

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