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Contest for State Senate District 32
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A Tennessee State Senator is responsible for representing the district in the Tennessee General Assembly, participating in the creation and amendment of state laws, and voting on legislation. This role involves engaging with local constituents to understand their needs and concerns, advocating for district-specific issues such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. State senators are paid $28,406 per year and get a per diem based on how far they live from the capitol. The senate meets for 90 days over a 2 year period.
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Paul W. Rose
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Paul W. Rose, with a B.A. from the University of Tennessee at Martin, is a seasoned politician and community leader, having served as a Senate member of the 111th through 113th General Assemblies. He has held leadership roles in various committees, including Chair of the Joint Judiciary and Government, and 2nd Vice-Chairperson of the Judiciary Committee. Rose's career also includes being the President of Rose Construction. His community involvement is extensive, with positions on several boards including the Dyersburg State Foundation and the Tennessee Baptist Children's Home. Given his experience and involvement, Rose appears well-suited for the role of State Senate District 32, capable of representing the district's interests and participating effectively in the creation and amendment of state laws.
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