Woodson Bradley holds a bachelor's degree in Economics with a concentration in Business Administration from Hollins University. After teaching abroad, she gained practical experience as a real estate agent and small business owner in Charlotte. Bradley has demonstrated leadership and commitment to community service through various roles, including involvement with organizations such as Safe Alliance, the Rotary Club of Charlotte, and the Mecklenburg County Domestic Violence Speakers Bureau. Her professional background and personal experiences have shaped her focus on issues like childcare affordability, public safety, and educational development.

Woodson Bradley’s political identity is shaped by a unique blend of personal experiences and a localized approach to policymaking. Her background as a domestic violence and sexual assault survivor informs her advocacy for issues like abortion rights and public safety, while her entrepreneurial experience fuels her focus on lowering costs for families. Bradley’s strategic philosophy includes unexpected alliances, such as advocating for smart public safety policies that might traditionally align with opposing factions. Her deep community involvement, particularly with organizations like the NC Special Olympics and Safe Alliance, underscores a commitment to grassroots engagement and localized solutions.