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BRIAN STOLL

BRIAN  STOLL

Office history

Current office and 2026 campaign

Brian Stoll is the Republican candidate for Rutherford County Commission, District 13, on the August 6, 2026 Rutherford County general election ballot 1. District 13 is an open seat: incumbent commissioner Paul Johnson is retiring, and Stoll faces Democrat Brendan Doughtie in the general election 2. Stoll drew no opposition in the May 2026 Republican primary 2.

Stoll's stated campaign priorities for District 13 are maintaining fiscal discipline through improved budgeting, improving roads and infrastructure through responsible planning, ensuring transparency and accountability in county government, managing community growth, and strengthening public safety 3. His campaign frames these around "fiscal responsibility, accountable government, and conservative values" 3.

Background and education

Stoll describes himself as an Army combat veteran who served as a combat medic 3. Available public sources do not provide details on his educational background.

Career

Stoll is a cybersecurity leader with more than 20 years of experience in information technology 3. He also serves as a volunteer fire lieutenant and works as a disaster response professional 3.

Documented disputes and controversies

No disputes or controversies involving this candidate were found in available public sources as of the access date.

Business interests and wealth source

Available public sources do not detail Stoll's business interests or sources of wealth beyond his stated career in information technology and cybersecurity 3.

Family

Available public sources do not provide information about the candidate's family.

Sources

Public filings

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