Brad Thomason

Self-Employed Nashville, TN 37220-1125

Given since 2002

at least $8,050

Tennessee state $2,400U.S. Congress $5,650

2026 cycle A cycle is named for the election the money went toward, not the year it was given. A gift in 2019 to a senator next on the ballot in 2022 counts in the 2022 cycle.

$1,900

this election cycle

Recipients

6

6 candidates

Cycles with giving

7

2002–2026

TN Registry of Election Finance and FEC records, shown side by side and never merged. “At least” because name variants we have not linked may add more. Data as of Oct 26, 2026.

Giving history

By recipient

Lamar Alexander U.S. Senate (2008–14) Rep. $3,600
Giving to Lamar Alexander by campaign
CycleCampaignRecordsAmount
2014 U.S. Senate U.S. Congress $2,600
2008 U.S. Senate U.S. Congress $1,000
Jack Johnson TN Senate 27 (2026) Rep. $1,900
Giving to Jack Johnson by campaign
CycleCampaignRecordsAmount
2026 TN Senate 27 Tennessee state $1,900
Bill Hagerty U.S. Senate (2020) Rep. $1,000
Giving to Bill Hagerty by campaign
CycleCampaignRecordsAmount
2020 U.S. Senate U.S. Congress $1,000
Marsha Blackburn U.S. House, TN-7 (2002) Rep. $800
Giving to Marsha Blackburn by campaign
CycleCampaignRecordsAmount
2002 U.S. House, TN-7 U.S. Congress $800
Bill Haslam Governor (2010) Rep. $500
Giving to Bill Haslam by campaign
CycleCampaignRecordsAmount
2010 Governor Tennessee state $500
Robert P Corker Jr U.S. Senate (2006) Rep. $250
Giving to Robert P Corker Jr by campaign
CycleCampaignRecordsAmount
2006 U.S. Senate U.S. Congress $250

By year

Giving per election cycle, 2002–2026

2026

$1,900

1 candidate

2020

$1,000

1 candidate

2014

$2,600

1 candidate

2010

$500

1 candidate

2008

$1,000

1 candidate

2006

$250

1 candidate

2002

$800

1 candidate