Paul Scott is from Hillsborough County, Florida. He has a master 27s degree in business administration from Heriot-Watt University. He and his wife, Kelly, have triplet sons and a daughter. He is the Senior Pastor of Big Springs Baptist Church.

Paul Scott is from Hillsborough County, Florida. He has a master 's degree in business administration from Heriot-Watt University. He has for children with his wife, Kelly.

Paul is a pastor and a firefighter. He has been the senior pastor of Big Springs Baptist Church for the last 15 years. He previously served as the pastor of Sorrell's Grove Baptist Church in Morrisville, North Carolina. He has also worked as a client technologies architect for the Duke University Health System, where he was responsible for managing user accounts and computer policies. He has taught mathematics at a community college and lectured on historical figures and ancient works of literature. He also serves as a chaplain and hostage/crisis negotiator for the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office.

Paul works as the senior pastor of Big Springs Baptist Church and as a firefighter with the Polkville Volunteer Fire Department. He previously worked as a client technologies architect at the Duke University Health System.

Paul is currently a member of the North Carolina House of Representatives, representing District 111. He was first elected in 2024. He previously served on the Rutherford County Board of Education.

North Carolina House of Representatives District 111 - Ballotpedia

Paul currently serves as the state representative for North Carolina's 111th District. He was first elected in 2024 and is serving his first term. Paul previously served as a member of the Rutherford County Board of Education, District 2.

Representative Paul Scott - Biography - North Carolina General ...

As state representative, co-sponsored House Bill 11 to eliminate taxes on tipped, overtime, and bonus income.

- As state representative, co-sponsored House Bill 11 to eliminate taxes on tipped, overtime, and bonus income.

Economy

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Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

As state representative, sponsored House Bill 66 to reduce the length of the early voting period.

- As state representative, sponsored House Bill 66 to reduce the length of the early voting period.

Voting & Elections

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

Believes drugs have a "devastating effect" on communities.

As state representative, co-sponsored House Bill 5 that would reduce restrictions on the concealed carry of firearms.

- Believes drugs have a "devastating effect" on communities.
- As state representative, co-sponsored House Bill 5 that would reduce restrictions on the concealed carry of firearms.

Public Safety

As state representative, co-sponsored House Bill 87 to allow qualifying families to use public money for alternative schooling options, including private schools.

- As state representative, co-sponsored House Bill 87 to allow qualifying families to use public money for alternative schooling options, including private schools.
- Opposes education on race and racism.

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Paul Scott

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