Lindsey Patrick-Wright

@linzpatrickwright.bsky.social

Loud mouth mom who is trying to be an advocate for LGBTQIA rights and anti-racist issues. I also like Buffy and crocheting.

Democracy doesn't happen by itself—it happens because neighbors show up. 💙 Join Team Lindsey this week by making calls from home or knocking doors with us in Davidson County. Every conversation helps us reach another voter and build the Tennessee our families deserve. 1/2

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Yesterday morning, I was humbled to receive endorsements from local candidates across Wilson County. These are people I've organized, canvassed, and worked alongside—parents, veterans, educators, and community leaders who care deeply about our community. 1/2

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This weekend showed me what’s possible when vision, creativity, and community come together. This Bridgerton-inspired garden party began with a vision from Sierra Barnett — imagining a space rooted in joy, beauty, and belonging, and it became something truly special.

We’re hitting pause on this week’s Lindsey Patrick-Wright Report to make sure everything is ready for what comes next. Our team is taking the time to fine-tune and prepare for the launch of our Post-Session Edition of the Lindsey Patrick-Wright Report, kicking off next week. 1/3

Lately, it’s been a whole lot of community in action: showing up to house parties hosted by generous supporters, knocking doors for local candidates, spending time with our Davidson County Young Democrats, and helping my kid get ready for prom 💙 It’s a lot of work. It’s a little chaotic. 1/3

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While families are worried about healthcare, cost of living, and growth in our communities… this is what’s moving through the legislature. Who gets pushed out. What gets developed. And whether patients get lifesaving care. We’re not looking away—and neither should you. 1/2

This week’s Lindsey Patrick-Wright Report 🚫 SB 2247: big expansion of vouchers—big questions for our public schools. ❤️ SB 1185: we support—investing in local jobs and small businesses. 👀 SB 1952: watching—concerns about local control and community trust. 1/2

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No parent should have to wonder if their child is safe at school. This week in Mt. Juliet was a reminder that for too many families, that fear is real. We can do better when we come together, demand transparency, and take common-sense steps to protect our kids. 1/2

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