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| Valerie Lecoeur Brockenbrough |
Democratic candidate Valerie Brockenbrough runs for an at‑large seat on the Forsyth County school board, emphasizing fiscal reform and board oversight of the district’s budget.
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| Victoria Broderick |
Victoria Broderick is a Fayetteville Democrat and 2024 nominee running again for U.S. House in Tennessee's 4th District in 2026.
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| HADEN BRODWER | |
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| Steve Brogan | |
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| Jeremy Bromwell |
Jeremy Bromwell is an independent candidate running for Tennessee House of Representatives District 23 in the 2026 election.
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| Elizabeth Rose Bronson |
Beth Bronson is the Democratic candidate for Orange County Board of Commissioners District 2, emphasizing sustainable development and community outreach.
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| Helen Marie Bronson |
Per the NC voter file: DEM voter in Sampson County since 2004.
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| Elizabeth Miller Brooke |
Per the NC voter file: REP voter in Ashe County since 1992.
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| ALLEN D. BROOKS |
Democratic candidate for Hamblen County Commission District 10 and a Vietnam veteran; challenging Republican incumbent Stan Harville in the August 2026 general election.
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| Andrew Crowther Brooks |
Andrew Crowther Brooks is the Democratic candidate for U.S. House District 4 in North Carolina’s 2026 election.
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| Bryan Ezra Brooks | |
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| Carolyn Johnson Brooks | |
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| Christopher West Brooks |
Christopher West Brooks is a Democratic candidate for North Carolina District Court District 10F Seat 1.
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| Clysta Ellingson Brooks | |
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| Harold E Brooks JR | |
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| Henri E. Brooks |
Henri E. Brooks is a public figure who has held various positions in government and education. She was elected to the Shelby County Board of Commissioners in 2022 and previously served two terms on the board starting in 2006. Brooks began her career as a public school teacher and has been dedicated to advocating for accountability in institutions that impact children's lives. She played a significant role in the overhaul of the Memphis and Shelby County Juvenile Court by filing a complaint with the Department of Justice, leading to a Memorandum of Agreement that addressed constitutional rights violations. Brooks has also been involved in community engagement, forming programs and committees to ensure the implementation of court reforms. She served as a State Representative for the 92nd District for 14 years, where she focused on constitutional protections, criminal practices, and children's safety. Brooks holds a BS in Education from the University of Memphis and attended the Nashville School of Law. She is a graduate of Leadership Memphis.
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| Joe Brooks | |
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| Johnny K. Brooks | |
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| Natisha Brooks |
Natisha Brooks is a Republican candidate for the U.S. House in Tennessee's 6th District (2026) and previously ran for the 5th District and Nashville Mayor.
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| Oscar Brooks |
Oscar Brooks is an incumbent Arlington alderman for Position 4 who faced a challenge from Jordan Hinders and won reelection.
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