About
Brent Taylor is a successful small business owner, outspoken conservative leader, and West Tennessee State Senator who has spent his career fighting for Tennesseans. He was born and raised in a rural community before moving to Tennessee after school. In 1995, he became the youngest person ever elected to the Memphis City Council at age 27. Taylor, who never voted for a tax increase, was viewed as the leading conservative voice on the Council. After 12 years, he chose to leave the Council to focus on his business interests.
In 2004, Taylor and his wife, Kimberly, purchased their first funeral home. They bought other area funeral homes and built their business into the largest family-owned funeral operation in the Mid-South. Taylor remained involved in public service, first filling a vacancy on the County Commission on an interim basis and then serving as an Election Commissioner for three years. Taylor served as Chairman of the Election Commission until his resignation to run for the State Senate. Throughout his career in the funeral business and as a public official, Taylor has been recognized as a trusted conservative leader.
Taylor was elected to the State Senate with over 66% of the vote. In the Senate, he serves as Vice Chairman of the Commerce Committee and sits on both the Judiciary and Transportation committees. Taylor is recognized as the community’s leading voice in the battle against crime.
In 2004, Taylor and his wife, Kimberly, purchased their first funeral home. They bought other area funeral homes and built their business into the largest family-owned funeral operation in the Mid-South. Taylor remained involved in public service, first filling a vacancy on the County Commission on an interim basis and then serving as an Election Commissioner for three years. Taylor served as Chairman of the Election Commission until his resignation to run for the State Senate. Throughout his career in the funeral business and as a public official, Taylor has been recognized as a trusted conservative leader.
Taylor was elected to the State Senate with over 66% of the vote. In the Senate, he serves as Vice Chairman of the Commerce Committee and sits on both the Judiciary and Transportation committees. Taylor is recognized as the community’s leading voice in the battle against crime.
In the Tennessee State Senate, Brent Taylor:
Led the fight against Tennessee’s only Soros-backed District Attorney
Passed new laws to improve public safety and put dangerous criminals behind bars
Stood up to the woke Memphis City Council so police officers could do their job
Partnered with President Trump to launch the Memphis Safe Task Force
Supported the MAGA agenda
Backed laws that support small businesses and promote economic growth
Fought for better schools and supported new funding for high-achieving school districts
Demanded accountability for our tax dollars
Repeatedly defended our constitutional right to keep and bear firearms
Brent is ready to take that fighting spirit to Congress and join President Trump in leading America into her Golden Age. We can count on Brent to Take Tennessee to the Top!
Brent and Kimberly have been married over 30 years. They are parents of two adult children. Gage is an attorney in Dallas. Molly and her husband, Mic, live in Montana where she is an interior architect. The Taylors reside in the Eads community and are active members of Trinity Baptist Church near their home.
Brent and Kimberly have been married over 30 years. They are parents of two adult children. Gage is an attorney in Dallas. Molly and her husband, Mic, live in Montana where she is an interior architect. The Taylors reside in the Eads community and are active members of Trinity Baptist Church near their home.