TORI BRANUM FOR GEORGIA SENATE - DISTRICT 20
Let me serve you, again!
I'm Tori Branum, a proud Georgian (Go Dawgs!), who was raised in Oklahoma. My journey began when I moved to Albany, Georgia during high school, and eventually led me to joining the Marine Corps. I traveled to various military bases including Parris Island, South Carolina, Twenty Nine Palms, California, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Cherry Point, North Carolina, and finally Okinawa, Japan. It was in Okinawa where I completed my second enlistment as a marksmanship instructor, training Marines and ensuring their weapons were ready for combat before they headed out of the range.
After my time in the Marine Corps, I married a man in the Air Force, which led us to Warner Robins where he eventually retired from Robins AFB. While we are no longer together, we prioritize co-parenting our wonderful children.
Remaining in the middle Georgia area, I established a business called Middle Georgia Female Firearms Trainings. With a BA in Psychology from American Military University, I am also a member of the Marine Corps League. I was honored with the "Hero Among Us" award in Albany, Georgia, for both the month and year in the WALB viewing area, where I have had the privilege of training thousands of women. Over the years, I have successfully trained over 10,000 women in the middle Georgia area, with a significant client base in District 20.
Prior to venturing into the firearms industry, I worked as a behavioral therapist in community mental health and as an apex therapist in the Pulaski County schools. Engaging with my community and lending a helping hand is a passion of mine. I have made multiple trips to the border to witness firsthand the issues affecting our nation. I have dedicated time to understanding the concerns of the people and believe that as a God-fearing, Christian, and patriotic woman, America requires individuals who are honest, willing to listen, have integrity, and cannot be swayed by monetary influence.
Having served my country, I am driven to continue serving as a senator for District 20.
Success in life was never about my last name; it was always about my strong work ethic.
