Congresswoman Maxine Waters and City Treasurer Wanda Brown Endorse Taylor Bryant for Inglewood City Treasurer

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Taylor Bryant is poised to become the next City Treasurer for the City of Inglewood, and she's already earned the endorsement of two prominent figures: Congresswoman Maxine Waters and City Treasurer Wanda Brown. Bryant is a lifelong Inglewood resident, having spent almost all of her 32 years in the city she hopes to serve. Her educational background includes a degree from City Honors High School, graduating with honors from UCLA, and completing her law degree at Loyola Law School. This extensive education has equipped her with a strong foundation in law, finance, and public service.

As a practicing attorney with over eight years of experience, Bryant's expertise spans contracts, budget management, negotiations, and complex financial transactions. Her work in legal and financial management has allowed her to develop a keen understanding of the city's financial needs and operations. Beyond her legal acumen, Bryant's experience in business management includes training and overseeing large teams, an essential skill for the role of City Treasurer.

Bryant's commitment to honesty and integrity resonates strongly with the community. She has pledged to safely manage and protect taxpayer dollars with transparency and accountability. City Treasurer Wanda Brown, who has dedicated 36 years to serving Inglewood's residents, believes that Bryant's background and character make her the ideal candidate to carry on this legacy of financial stewardship. Congresswoman Maxine Waters, a respected leader who has represented the area for years, also supports Bryant's candidacy, adding further weight to her qualifications.

As Inglewood's only independent and highly qualified candidate in the race, Taylor Bryant stands ready to lead. This November, voters are encouraged to consider Bryant as the best choice for City Treasurer—an advocate prepared to protect Inglewood's financial future.