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James Fuller
Office history
Current office and 2026 campaign
Fuller’s platform for the Shelby County Clerk office focuses on "modern solutions" and restoring integrity to the office. His stated mission is to build a government that prioritizes customer service over bureaucratic delays (jfjfuller1.com). Key policy proposals include:
- Enhanced Accessibility: Implementing dedicated seating and service areas specifically designed for customers with disabilities and mobility needs (jfjfuller1.com).
- Financial Responsibility: Capturing tag decal revenue from non-residents to reinvest in local Shelby County infrastructure without increasing the tax burden on residents (jfjfuller1.com).
- Operational Efficiency: Introducing a modernized online system for prescheduled appointments to eliminate long wait times and establishing a new full-service hub, referred to as the "Southwest Super Center," in Southwest Shelby County to reduce branch congestion (jfjfuller1.com).
- Extended Hours: Offering flexible scheduling and extended service windows to accommodate working families (jfjfuller1.com).
The campaign highlights support from local residents, including small business owner Sarah Jenkins and community advocate Marcus Thompson. These supporters cite Fuller’s focus on efficiency for working families and his attention to the needs of seniors and people with disabilities as key reasons for their backing (jfjfuller1.com).
Career
James "Jeff" Fuller Sr. is a small business owner and an employee of FedEx (Daily Memphian). He identifies as a candidate for Shelby County Clerk, positioning his campaign around the themes of modernization and efficiency in local government (jfjfuller1.com).
Office history
Fuller was one of eight candidates removed from the May 5 Democratic primary ballot for Shelby County Clerk by the Tennessee Democratic Party after failing to meet filing requirements by the February 20 deadline. However, he successfully appealed this decision and returned to the ballot (Daily Memphian). His return placed him in the largest field of contenders for the position on that ballot (Daily Memphian).
Business interests and wealth source
No statement of interest filing found as of 2026-04-25. Search the Tennessee Ethics Commission Statement of Interest Search.
Public filings
Candidates and officeholders are required by law to file campaign finance reports and statements of economic interest. The sites below don't support direct links to an individual record — search by last name on each.
Tennessee — campaign finance (search)
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State offices (Governor, TN Senate, TN House, State Executive Committee, statewide judiciary) —
Tennessee Registry of Election Finance.
Click Search for Candidates and PACs, enter last name “Fuller”, and submit.
US House, US Senate, and Presidential candidates file with the FEC — see the federal section below. - County and municipal offices (County Mayor, Commissioner, Sheriff, School Board, court clerks, municipal alderman, etc.) — most major TN counties use the EasyVote portal. Select the relevant county and search by candidate name (“Fuller”).
Tennessee — statement of interest
- Required for state and local officials and candidates — Tennessee Ethics Commission Conflict of Interest Search. Enter last name “Fuller”and, if needed, select the applicable position.