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Consuls and his wife, Rebecca Jo Scott, have two children. He is a graduate of Athens Technical College, where he got a degree in business marketing. He is a devout Christian.

Madison Journal TODAY: Conolus Scott announces candidacy for State Senate, District 47

Conolus is the Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Committee for Madison County. He worked as a plumber and for fourteen years owned his own business selling and installing mobile homes. Before that, he worked at Westinghouse in Athens as a laborer, supervisor, then as an area manager

Ballotpedia: Conolus Scott Jr. 

Conolus Scott was the democratic candidate for State Senate District 47 in 2022, but did not win. 

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As of July 25, 2024, Conolus Scott’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Fox 5 Atlanta, State senator given $10K for beams he got from state contractor for free

Was given $31,000 worth of steel beams from ER Snell, a construction company. As the former chairman of the Georgia Senate Transportation Committee, Frank was in a position to influence state contracts that this company might bid on in the future. Frank sold the beams for $10,000.

- Was given $31,000 worth of steel beams from ER Snell, a construction company. As the former chairman of the Georgia Senate Transportation Committee, Frank was in a position to influence state contracts that this company might bid on in the future. Frank sold the beams for $10,000.

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Georgia Assembly: Senator Frank Ginn

Georgia Department of Economic Development: Frank Ginn

Frank and his wife, Robin, live and work on their family farm in Madison County. They have a daughter. Frank earned a Bachelor of Science in agricultural engineering at the University of Georgia. 

Before serving as a State Senator, Frank was the County Manager for Franklin County, the City manager for the City of Sugar Hill, and the City Manager and Treasurer for the City of Royston. He started as an engineer for the consumer-owned cooperative, Jackson EMC, leaving as Director of Member Services. 

Ballotpedia: Frank Ginn

Frank Ginn is a State Senator for Georgia District 47 and was first elected in 2010. He serves as chair of the Senate Natural Resources and Environment Committee and vice chair of the Senate Regulated Industries and Utilities Committee. 

Hopes to create more jobs with a "business-friendly environment."

Supports improving transportation to attract industry and tourism.

- Hopes to create more jobs with a "business-friendly environment."
- Supports improving transportation to attract industry and tourism.

As of July 25, 2024, Frank Ginn’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Athens Politics Nerd: Frank Ginn

Opposes access to abortion based on voting record as a State Senator.

Opposes gender-affirming treatment for minors based on previous voting record as a State Senator.

- Opposes access to abortion based on voting record as a State Senator.
- Opposes gender-affirming treatment for minors based on previous voting record as a State Senator.

Supports "ethics reform" for legislators.

- Supports "ethics reform" for legislators.

Voted in favor of legislation requiring local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration policy or risk losing state funding.

- Voted in favor of legislation requiring local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration policy or risk losing state funding.

Voted in favor of private school vouchers.

- Voted in favor of private school vouchers.

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- Your state senator represents the interests of your district in the Georgia State Senate.
- Your state senator can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws after going through the legislative process. 
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- There are 56 Georgia senators, each representing a single district.
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