PROCTOR

PROPERTY TAX

Do Not Pass "Affordable." Do Not Collect Lower Costs.

Proctor’s buddies have raised your property taxes OVER 25%

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THE PITCH VS. THE PORTFOLIO

He's asking for your vote on "affordability."
Here's what he's not telling you.

Proctor's whole campaign is built on cost of living.

But before you buy what he's selling, look at who's backing him: several tax-raising sitting members of the Metro Nashville Council.

Mike Cortese, John Rutherford, and Zulfat Suara have all personally endorsed his campaign.¹ The same council members who voted for a budget that hit Nashville property owners with tax increases of roughly 26–39%, and in some cases over 70% once reappraisals hit.²

Footnotes: 1) Fulcrum Intel Report, p. 26. 2) Nashville Banner 6/17/25; Axios Nashville 6/17/25; WSMV 6/18/25, 4/7/26.

THE MATH DOESN'T ADD UP

Lower costs for working families.
Higher taxes from his friends on the Metro council.

  • GO: Proctor launches campaign on "lowering costs."

  • CHANCE: His buddies on the Metro Council raises property taxes.

  • COMMUNITY CHEST: A lot bigger now that Nashville property owners have paid the bills.

  • ALL SPACES: Pricing out Nashvillians.

Don't let him land on your wallet.

GET THE FACTS BEFORE YOU VOTE!