Kelley Wade Perdue is from Vance County, North Carolina. She has a bachelor 27s degree in criminal justice, a healthcare management certificate, and a master 27s degree in project management. She is a member of Hermon Community Church.

Kelley Wade Perdue is from Vance County, North Carolina. She has a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from North Carolina Central University, a master's degree in Project Management from Penn State, and a Doctorate in Business Administration from Liberty University. She is a member of Hermon Community Church.

Kelley is a project manager. She has experience in technology, business, and public service. 

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Kelley is a project manager Senior Technical Project / Program Manager at Blue Cross North Carolina.

Kelley Wade Perdue's campaign for Vance County commissioner, District 4, is her first time running for public office.

Kelley's campaign for Vance County commissioner, District 4, is her first time running for public office.

Believes in protecting local values, strengthening the economy, and ensuring Vance County remains a thriving community for families.

Believes in "protecting local values, strengthening the economy, and ensuring Vance County remains a thriving community for families."

- Believes in "protecting local values, strengthening the economy, and ensuring Vance County remains a thriving community for families."

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