{"campaigns":[{"candidatename":"Adrian Wiggins","chatgptsummary":"Currently Mayor of Oakland, Tennessee \u2014 a municipality within Fayette County \u2014 per his Tennessee Ethics Commission Statement of Interest filings as 'City Mayor' in 2025 and 2026. His 2024 filings list him as both Alderman and City Mayor, consistent with a mid-2024 transition from alderman to mayor. Also listed as a Fayette County Commissioner for District 9 (South Oakland). Outside government, has worked as a high school and competitive soccer head coach and serves as athletic director for a large homeschool organization. Candidate for re-election to the commission while serving as Oakland's mayor.","notes":"","party":"R","person":{"biography":"## Current office and 2026 campaign\n- **Mayor of Oakland, Tennessee** (a municipality within Fayette County). Filed 2025 and 2026 Tennessee Ethics Commission Statement of Interest forms in the City Mayor capacity; filed 2024 forms as both Alderman and City Mayor, consistent with a mid-2024 transition from alderman to mayor.\n- Also listed as a Fayette County Commissioner for District 9 (South Oakland) on the county's commission roster. ([Fayette County commission roster](https://fayettetn.us/county-boards-councils/county-commission/))\n- Candidate for re-election to Fayette County Commission District 9 Position 2 in the May 5, 2026 Republican primary.\n\n## Background and education\n- Outside county government, has worked as a high school and competitive soccer head coach and serves as athletic director for a large homeschool organization. ([Fayette County Chamber](https://business.fayettecountychamber.com/list/member/commissioner-adrian-wiggins-573))\n- Maintains a personal site at [tnwiggins.com](https://www.tnwiggins.com/).\n\n## Business interests and wealth source\n- **2026** \u2014 [City Mayor (SS-8005)](https://conflict.app.tn.gov/conflict/view_form_8005.htm?name=WIGGINS&id=93190&f=196847&v=1) \u2014 filed as a Fayette County official/candidate\n- **2025** \u2014 [City Mayor (SS-8005)](https://conflict.app.tn.gov/conflict/view_form_8005.htm?name=WIGGINS&id=93190&f=185537&v=1) \u2014 filed as a Fayette County official/candidate\n- **2024** \u2014 [Alderman (SS-8005)](https://conflict.app.tn.gov/conflict/view_form_8005.htm?name=WIGGINS&id=93190&f=177237&v=1) \u2014 filed as a Fayette County official/candidate\n- **2024** \u2014 [City Mayor (SS-8005)](https://conflict.app.tn.gov/conflict/view_form_8005.htm?name=WIGGINS&id=93190&f=181305&v=1) \u2014 filed as a Fayette County official/candidate\n\n*Source: [Tennessee Ethics Commission Statement of Interest Search](https://conflict.app.tn.gov/conflict/search.htm). Scraped 2026-04-23.*\n","firstname":"Adrian","lastname":"Wiggins","middlename":null,"suffix":null,"token":"AZGeBz5Mx3"},"token":"adrian_wiggins"}],"choices":null,"description":"","district":"9","districtgroup":"county_commission","districtgroupname":"County Commission","districtname":"District 9","job_type":"county_commissioner","o.office":"county_commission_district_9_position_2","office":"county_commission_district_9_position_2","officedescription":"Fayette County Commissioners are members of the county's legislative body. Fayette has 14 single-member districts; some districts elect two commissioners at-large within the district (the second position is noted). The County Commission passes resolutions and ordinances, approves the annual county budget, sets the property-tax rate, and enacts countywide policy. Each commissioner represents roughly 2,000 residents \u2014 a much smaller constituency than in urban counties, where retail relationship-based politics has more weight. Members must complete at least seven hours of continuing education annually through the UT County Technical Assistance Service.","officequalities":"- Policy judgment on countywide matters \u2014 budget, taxes, land use, services \u2014 within Tennessee county-government law.\n- Budget literacy: commissioners set the property-tax rate and approve the county budget.\n- Legislative process: drafting, amending, and voting on resolutions and ordinances.\n- Constituent relations in a district of roughly 2,000 residents \u2014 retail, relationship-based politics.\n- Willingness to complete the state-required seven hours of annual continuing education through UT CTAS.","officeterm":4,"officetitle":"County Commissioner District 9 Position 2","partisan":1,"pgr":"primary","quantity":1,"referendum":"","source":null,"title":"County Commissioner District 9 Position 2"}