Natisha Brooks
Republican candidate for U.S. House in Tennessee
TN-06 Republican nominee?
$48.8K
AUG 7, 2026Primary Election
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$48.8KAUG 7, 2026Candidate Overview
Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.
Current roleEducator
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyConservative Republican
LocationTennessee
BackgroundEducator
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EducationPrairie View A&M University (B.S., Chemistry)
Notable personal detailsNatisha Brooks is a Republican candidate for U.S. House in Tennessee’s 6th Congressional District in the 2026 election cycle. She has worked as an educator and describes her work as including decades of homeschooling, with a focus on special-needs students and autism. She is a graduate of Prairie View A&M University with a degree in Chemistry and has lived in Nashville since 1989.
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Political Positions
Economy & Taxes
Supports tax cuts and tax benefits targeted at families and service providers, and advocates for additional funding mechanisms that include tax relief for homeschooling families and tax credits for professionals who serve veterans. Positions indicate preference for reducing tax burdens rather than proposing tax increases on high earners or corporations.
Healthcare
Supports increased government funding for mental-health services and clinics and prioritizes expanding mental-health care access through public funding. Healthcare positions emphasize mental-health resources rather than detailed stances on the Affordable Care Act or Medicare-for-All.
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Immigration & Border
Supports stronger physical security of the southern border and penalties for jurisdictions that do not comply with immigration laws; endorses denying state and federal funds to sanctuary jurisdictions. Positions emphasize enforcement and border security rather than expanded legal pathways or broad regularization.
Abortion & Reproductive Rights
The candidate opposes abortion and supports restricting public funding for abortion providers; she endorsed the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act and stated “Don’t believe in Abortion.” She also said she would vote against federal efforts to nationalize abortion rights.
Climate & Energy
Supports developing a local energy master plan to improve grid stability and align infrastructure investments with environmentally sustainable practices; emphasizes waste reduction and recycling improvements and has explored bringing plastic upcycling capacity to the county. Positions focus on municipal-level sustainable infrastructure and preparedness for extreme weather, without endorsing national-level targets in the available sources.
Public Safety & Guns
The candidate supports protecting Second Amendment rights while endorsing limited restrictions focused on violent felony convictions; she favors mandatory minimums for violent crimes as part of public safety policy. Her responses on a public candidate questionnaire indicate support for restricting gun ownership for individuals with violent felony convictions. No evidence was found of support for broad gun-control measures such as assault-weapons bans or universal background checks.
Latest News
Natisha Brooks is in the news because Alabama is holding special congressional primaries under a new redistricting map that will shape the 2026 midterm House races. The changes are part of a broader fight over control of the U.S. House and have drawn attention to districts affected by the new lines, especially Democratic-held seats. The reporting focuses on the primaries and redistricting process, but it does not provide many specific details about Brooks herself.
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Campaign Fundraising
Latest report: Cycle 2026Campaign finance totals from the latest available reporting period.
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