Ballotpedia: Quentin Pullen (Fayette County Commissioner Board District 5, Georgia, candidate 2024)

 Pullen has a Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering from DeVry University. He is married to his wife Nora. He is holds positions with several organizations, as a member of the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce, Fayetteville Rotary Club, and as a mentor for Fayette County Schools, amongst other positions. 

Pullen owns a small business, Body by Q and is the co-founder of a nonprofit organization, The Fitness Ranch. He has held several roles in the health and personal fitness industry, as a Certified Movement Practitioner, Frequency Therapist, and Functional Movement Screener. Pullen is also a veteran of both the United States Marine Corps and the U.S. Naval Reserves.

This is Quentin 'Q" Pullen's first entry into politics.  

Wants to develop a youth commission aimed to help mentor fellow adolescents. 

Wants to build walking and bike lanes county-wide. 

- Wants to develop a youth commission aimed to help mentor fellow adolescents. 
- Wants to build walking and bike lanes county-wide. 
- Plans to hold youth as the priority.

Public Services

Wants to "invest in community entrepreneurial talent."

Supports balanced growth across Fayette county.

- Wants to "invest in community entrepreneurial talent."
- Supports balanced growth across Fayette county.

Economy

As of March 23, 2024, Quentin "Q" Pullen’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Wants to "address safety concerns & build a safer community. "

- Wants to "address safety concerns & build a safer community. "

Public Safety

Housing & Urban Development

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Quentin "Q" Pullen

Quentin Pullen has a Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering from DeVry University. He is married to his wife Nora. He is holds positions with several organizations, as a member of the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce, Fayetteville Rotary Club, and as a mentor for Fayette County Schools, amongst other positions. 

Wants to develop a youth commission aimed to help mentor youth. 

- Wants to develop a youth commission aimed to help mentor youth. 
- Wants to build walking and bike lanes county-wide. 
- Plans to hold youth as the priority.

Quentin Pullen has a Bachelor of Science degree in Electronics Engineering from DeVry University. He is married to Nora and is actively involved in his community. He is a member of the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce, Fayetteville NAACP, FCDC, FCDW, Fayette Factor, and Fayetteville Rotary Club. Quentin also serves as a mentor for Fayette County Schools.

Quentin Pullen has been the owner of Body by Q Fitness, a small business he has operated for 29 years. He is also the co-founder of a nonprofit organization called The Fitness Ranch. Quentin has held various roles in the health and personal fitness industry, including as a Certified Movement Practitioner, Frequency Therapist, and Functional Movement Screener. In addition, he has worked as a Walmart Stores Project Manager and GT Bicycles Production Manager. Quentin Pullen is a veteran of both the United States Marine Corps and the U.S. Naval Reserves.

Quentin has not run for political office before. 

Website says, "create a youth commission to help mentor the next generation of leaders."

Wants to build walking and bike lanes throughout the county.

- Website says, "create a youth commission to help mentor the next generation of leaders."
- Wants to build walking and bike lanes throughout the county.

Website says he wants to "invest in community entrepreneurial talent."

- Favors fiscal responsibility.
- Favors economic growth.
- Website says he wants to "invest in community entrepreneurial talent."

Website says, "address safety concerns & build a safer community. "

- Website says, "address safety concerns & build a safer community. "

As of May 10, 2024, Quentin "Q" Pullen’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Favors fiscal responsibility.
- Favors economic growth.

As of May 9, 2024, Quentin "Q" Pullen’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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