Jerri Green is a candidate for the elected position of Memphis City Council District 2. She has a J.D. from Georgetown University School of Law and a B.A. from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Green has experience in public interest law, teaching criminal law and juvenile justice, and working as the Executive Director of the Community Legal Center. She is currently a Senior Policy Advisor to Mayor Lee Harris, where she has worked on various issues such as women's health, public safety, refugee assistance, and blight remediation. Green has been recognized for her contributions, including being named a Superwoman in Business by the Memphis Business Journal and receiving a proclamation from the Tennessee State Senate.

Keith L. Burks is a candidate for the elected position of Memphis City Council District 2. He has a diverse work history, including roles as a Quality Manager at International Flavors & Fragrances, Uwt Logistics LLC, Windmill Rice Mill Jonesboro, AR, Newly Weds Foods, and Riviana Foods. Burks also served as a Platoon Sergeant in the U.S Army and has studied Criminal Justice, Business Administration, and Education at the University of Memphis and University of Phoenix.

Marvin White is a candidate running for the elected position of Memphis City Council District 2. He has a high school education from Whitehaven High School and holds a bachelor's degree from The University of Memphis. He also has a master's or Ph.D. degree from The University of Memphis. White is currently employed at FedEx and has been involved in various community organizations and initiatives, including Leadership Memphis, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and the United Way Leadership Planning Committee for FedEx.

Rodanial Ray Ransom is a retired United States Navy member who holds multiple degrees, including a Doctor of Public Administration in Law & Public Policy from Walden University, an Executive Juris Doctorate from Concord Law School at Purdue University Global, a Master of Science in Leadership and Development from Belhaven University, a Bachelor of Arts in Pre-Law Studies from Victory University, and a Bachelor of Science in Workforce Development and Training from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He has held positions such as Assistant Director of Programs at Alpha Omega Veterans Services, Inc., Shelby County Deputy Registrar, and has been involved in various organizations such as the Shelby County Democratic Party Judicial Review Board and the Shelby County Grass Roots Council. There is no negative information available about Ransom. Based on his extensive education and experience in leadership roles, Ransom appears to be a suitable candidate for the elected position of Memphis City Council District 2.

Scott McCormick is a candidate running for the elected position of Memphis City Council District 2. He has over 10 years of legislative service on the Memphis City Council and the Shelby County School Board, demonstrating his experience in public service. He is a lifelong Memphian, an alum of White Station High School and The University of Memphis, and a businessman with over 25 years of experience owning and operating a printing business. McCormick aims to help shape the direction of the community to make it safe, clean, and provide opportunities for all.

Will Frazier is a candidate running for Memphis City Council District 2. He holds a degree in business economic Finance, Political Science, and Government from LeMoyne-Owen College. Frazier is currently employed as the Vice President of Will Frazier & Associates Insurance and the Vice President of Greater Whitehaven Economic Redevelopment Corporation. He is also involved in various community organizations and has a passion for serving his community.