Paul earned a master's of business administration degree from Heriot-Watt University. He is married to Kelly and has 4 children.

Paul has served as the chaplain for deputies and as a hostage/crisis negotiator for the sheriff's office. He has been a firefighter with the Polkville Volunteer Fire Department for fourteen years and worked as a client technologies architect for Duke University health system.

Paul Scott is a member of the Rutherford County Board of Education. He was last elected in 2022.

As of June 14, 2024, Paul Scott’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Believes drugs have a "devastating effect" on communities, causing overdoses, theft, violence, and drug-induced psychosis.

Believes in prioritizing law-abiding citizens and addressing the root causes of drug addiction.

Supports saving lives through communication, negotiation, and de-escalation as part of the Sheriff’s Office Crisis Negotiation Team.

Believes his primary duty is to "protect the rights and liberties of every citizen." Said, "That is why government is ordained by God and 'instituted among men.'"

Believes his primary duty is to "protect the rights and liberties of every citizen. That is why government is ordained by God and 'instituted among men.'"

- Believes drugs have a "devastating effect" on communities, causing overdoses, theft, violence, and drug-induced psychosis.
- Believes in prioritizing law-abiding citizens and addressing the root causes of drug addiction.
- Supports saving lives through communication, negotiation, and de-escalation as part of the Sheriff’s Office Crisis Negotiation Team.
- Believes his primary duty is to "protect the rights and liberties of every citizen. That is why government is ordained by God and 'instituted among men.'"

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Believes in preparing students to be lifelong learners and "outstanding men and women God created them to be."

Believes in balancing fiscal responsibility with the moral obligation to provide the best education for students. As a Board member, set priorities to achieve this balance.

Believes in balancing fiscal responsibility with the moral obligation to provide the best education for students. 

Believes in striving for continuous knowledge throughout life, whether learning a new skill, trade, or idea.

Plans to build high school CTE programs and foster connections with local community colleges and businesses in order to emphasize workforce development.

- Believes in preparing students to be lifelong learners and "outstanding men and women God created them to be."
- Believes in balancing fiscal responsibility with the moral obligation to provide the best education for students. 
- Believes in striving for continuous knowledge throughout life, whether learning a new skill, trade, or idea.
- Plans to build high school CTE programs and foster connections with local community colleges and businesses in order to emphasize workforce development.

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Frances holds a master's degree in Christian education and pastoral counseling and care from Gardner-Webb University. She lives in Shelby, North Carolina. 

Frances is retired. She previously worked as a plant manager. 

Ballotpedia, Frances Rollinson Webber

Frances Rollinson Webber's campaign for State Representative of District 111 is her first run for public office. 

As of June 14, 2024, Frances Rollinson Webber did not have a website or any information online.

Frances Rollinson Webber

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