SCOTLAND COUNTY MONTHLY DECEMBER 2004

As of May 5, 2025, John T. Alford did not have a website or any information online.

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John T. Alford

Scotland County Republican Party

Said, "Through my dealings in real estate, auctioneering, personal property appraisal, and pawn brokering, I have established trust with people in the community from all walks of life."

- Said, "Through my dealings in real estate, auctioneering, personal property appraisal, and pawn brokering, I have established trust with people in the community from all walks of life."

Wants to protect manufacturing jobs from government overregulation.

Believes in providing living wages and lowering taxes.

Wants to lower the unemployment rate and support the poor.

- Wants to protect manufacturing jobs from government overregulation.
- Believes in providing living wages and lowering taxes.
- Wants to lower the unemployment rate and support the poor.

As of May 5, 2025, Tanya Edge did not have a website or any information online.

Wants to lower the crime rate and target drug abuse.

- Wants to lower the crime rate and target drug abuse.

Tanya Edge

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