Lance Loftis for Tennessee House District 35

05/02/2026

This is OUTRAGEOUS. There will be a lot of misrepresented individuals in the state.

04/25/2026

Im am out here at square fast if anyone wants to say hi

04/13/2026

I do have some signs going up in some places.

03/27/2026

Over the past few weeks, I’ve had several people ask me about the commercials from CVS and the discussion around pharmacies in Tennessee.

As someone who works in healthcare every day, I want to share my perspective—not as a politician, but as someone who sees the system from the inside.

The truth is, healthcare has become complicated. Patients are often caught in the middle of decisions made by insurance companies, pharmacy benefit managers, and large corporations. Many people don’t realize that some of these companies operate across multiple parts of the system—from insurance to prescription pricing to the pharmacies themselves.

What I see every day are patients—especially seniors and those on fixed incomes—who are simply trying to afford the medications they need. Sometimes they’re confused. Sometimes they’re frustrated. And sometimes they’re forced to make difficult choices that no one should have to make.

I don’t claim to have all the answers. But I do believe this:

Healthcare decisions should put patients first.

We need a system that is fair, transparent, and focused on access—not one that leaves people feeling like they have nowhere to turn. Whether that means supporting local pharmacies, increasing transparency, or making sure large corporations are held accountable, we should always be asking one question:

Is this helping the patient? In my opinion, no.

As your candidate for Tennessee House District 35, I will continue listening, learning, and working toward practical solutions that make healthcare more accessible and more affordable for everyone in our community.

Because at the end of the day, this isn’t about politics—it’s about people.

— Lance Loftis
Candidate for Tennessee House District 35
“Thoughtful Leadership. Practical Solutions.”
Paid for by Lance Loftis for TN, Rebecca Loftis, Treasurer

03/18/2026

Please listen to this. I myself have had questions related to this asked by different people.

03/16/2026

Important discussion from Representative Aftyn Behn on funding road repairs in Tennessee.
In District 35, infrastructure is one of the top concerns I hear from residents.
I’ve been developing additional practical solutions that fix roads while protecting taxpayers and ensuring sustainable funding long-term.
Tennessee families deserve roads that are safe, reliable, and fiscally responsible.

03/11/2026

I’m excited to share that my campaign website is now live!

You can learn more about who I am, why I’m running for Tennessee House District 35, and the priorities that matter to our community.

If you’d like to stay informed, volunteer, or support the campaign, please visit the site below.

https://lanceloftisfortn.com

I’m looking forward to listening to your ideas and working together to build a stronger future for our community.

03/02/2026

https://www.instagram.com/p/DRNeQvSCBxJ/ I’ve seen the video below from the courthouse incident, and like many people, I have questions.

Situations like this are exactly why transparency matters. The public deserves clear information about:

• What led to the interaction
• What charges or authority were involved
• Whether immigration enforcement was triggered appropriately
• Whether use-of-force policies were followed

This isn’t about being for or against law enforcement. Our officers have a difficult job, and they deserve public trust and support.

But trust goes both ways. When information isn’t shared, speculation and fear fill the gap.

If we want confidence in our system, the facts need to be released—clearly and promptly.

Public safety depends on both accountability and transparency.

03/01/2026

One of the reasons I chose to run is because decisions made at the state level have real impacts on families right here in our community.
Recent news that Tennessee declined federal funding that could have helped feed children during the summer is deeply concerning. For many families, summer months are already a challenge when school meals aren’t available.
Regardless of politics, ensuring that children have access to food should be a priority. These are the kinds of decisions that deserve careful review, transparency, and a focus on what’s best for Tennessee families.
Our children’s well-being isn’t a political issue — it’s a responsibility.
— Lance Loftis
Candidate for Tennessee House District 35
Paid for by Lance Loftis for TN, Rebecca Loftis, Treasurer

Democratic lawmakers accuse governor of ‘cruelty’ in opting out of $84 million in federal funds for low-income families